Book, Chapter

1        1, XX     |         adherence to the law and the lawgiver, refer everything to the
2        1, XXVI   |       writings of Moses he found the lawgiver laying down the worship
3        2, LII    |             time of Moses the Hebrew lawgiver, why should not such rather
4        3, VII    |         their enemies, the Christian Lawgiver would not have altogether
5        4, XXXVIII|           the Jews alone, with their lawgiver and historians, appear to
6        6, XXIX   |          what blunder has the Jewish lawgiver committed? and why do you
7        7, XVIII  |          grievously deceived by that lawgiver? For nowhere is it said
8        8, XXXV   |             are behind Lycurgus, the lawgiver of the Lacedaemonians, or
9        8, LVI    | transgressing the law dishonours the lawgiver," it seems clear to us that