Book, Chapter

 1        2, LII   | superinduced upon the pre-existing constitution, and upon ancestral customs
 2        2, LII   |            to the existing laws, a constitution in conformity with the Gospel.
 3        4, XXII  |       harmony with the established constitution in all countries; seeing
 4        4, LXXXI |            make use of a political constitution, and forms of government,
 5        4, LXXXVI|           reflection, but from the constitution of their body, while men
 6        4, XCVIII|      living things, the variety of constitution which prevails in the world,
 7        5, XLII  |         the legislator, and to the constitution which he established, and
 8        5, LXI   |       consequence of their natural constitution? And let it be admitted
 9        7, XXVI  |         the difference between the constitution which was given to the Jews
10        8, LII   |         motion of the planets, the constitution of the atmosphere, and its
11        8, LXV   |          much might be said on the constitution of kings and rulers, for