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  1        1, I      |          are in accordance with the laws; others, again, secret,
  2        1, I      |      maintained in violation of the laws." And his wish is to bring
  3        1, I      |       placed among Scythians, whose laws were unholy, and having
  4        1, I      |      associations contrary to their laws, with those like-minded
  5        1, I      |             truth is to decide, the laws of the heathens which relate
  6        1, I      |          polytheism, are "Scythian" laws, or more impious even than
  7        1, I      |           in opposition to existing laws, if done for the sake of
  8        1, I      |             leagues contrary to the laws of the devil, against his
  9        1, XVI    |          list, there exists neither laws nor discourses which produced
 10        1, XVI    |          the entire world, obey the laws of Moses. Consider, then,
 11        1, XVII   |           who were placed under his laws, and to have led them into
 12        1, XVIII  |    carefully compare these with the laws of Moses--histories with
 13        1, XVIII  |             ethical discourses with laws and commandments--and see
 14        1, XVIII  |             first who enacted these laws and delivered them to Moses,
 15        1, XVIII  |         universe, after laying down laws for its government, to confer
 16        1, XX     |            behind him histories and laws for an entire nation, they
 17        1, XXX    |      withdraw themselves from their laws, and to secede to him, not
 18        1, LXI    |         them and to subject them to laws that were truly from God.
 19        2, XIII   |         contrary to the established laws and the customs permitted
 20        2, LII    |             enacting for them those laws which you believe to be
 21        2, LII    |           agreeable to the existing laws, a constitution in conformity
 22        3, V      |         divine Spirit, both enacted laws for the Hebrews, according
 23        3, VII    |             it in keeping with such laws as His, which were derived
 24        3, VII    |             rebellion, have adopted laws of so exceedingly mild a
 25        3, VIII   |              and have thus observed laws of a mild and philanthropic
 26        3, LXXIII |      brought into subjection to the laws, no wise man would yield
 27        3, LXXIII |            appropriate guidance and laws, so God, legislating through
 28        3, LXXIX  |           for his citizens the best laws, that he had not given them
 29        3, LXXIX  |     doctrine, I have given the best laws and instruction for the
 30        4, XXII   |           and who have obtained new laws, in harmony with the established
 31        4, XXIV   |              and of the established laws, treat them as men, while
 32        4, XXXI   |            the arrangement of their laws, he will find that they
 33        4, XXXI   |           to listen to their sacred laws, the days termed "Sabbath,"
 34        4, XXXII  |        better class of men, enacted laws which ensure happiness to
 35        4, XXXIX  |          foreign character of their laws and their peculiar polity.
 36        4, LVII   |             beginning of the world, laws established for the purpose
 37        4, LXIII  |          not being permitted by the laws to enter the cities, they (
 38        4, LXV    |        preserved uninjured amid the laws that are established in
 39        4, LXXXI  |         many arts and well-arranged laws; while constitutions, and
 40        4, XCIX   |           who have transgressed the laws of nature, He sends judgments
 41        5, XXIV   |          For, in harmony with those laws which are based upon the
 42        5, XXV    |        peculiar people, and enacted laws in keeping with the customs
 43        5, XXV    |       peculiar people," and enacted laws which they carefully preserve.
 44        5, XXV    |         legislated for, enacted the laws of each land in co-operation
 45        5, XXV    |         with Moses, and enacted the laws of the Jews.~
 46        5, XXVI   |               he says, "observe the laws, not only because it has
 47        5, XXVI   |           the observance of his own laws, and not depart from them,
 48        5, XXVI   |             to enact among them the laws which prevail, or was it
 49        5, XXVII  |        example, tell us whether the laws of the Scythians, which
 50        5, XXVII  |        murder of parents, are right laws; or those of the Persians,
 51        5, XXVII  |            the business of enacting laws among the different nations,
 52        5, XXVII  |              and to inquire how the laws are rightly enacted among
 53        5, XXVII  |          get rid of those ancestral laws which permit the marriages
 54        5, XXVII  |       impiety to do away with those laws which, for example, prevail
 55        5, XXVII  |           away with those ancestral laws which forbid the worship
 56        5, XXVII  |             according to one set of laws, and impiously according
 57        5, XXVIII |           he was pious who kept the laws of his own country, and
 58        5, XXVIII |          agreeably to his country's laws, although he made war against,
 59        5, XXVIII |             nations which possessed laws of an opposite kind. Now,
 60        5, XXVIII |             relations and different laws, see whether it will not
 61        5, XXXI   |           do so, and enact for them laws, and point out a manner
 62        5, XXXII  |         them under the influence of laws, and of a mode of life which
 63        5, XXXII  |          various places by means of laws of a better and more divine
 64        5, XXXIV  |       according to their respective laws. And some abstain from the
 65        5, XXXIV  |          select out of all existing laws the best, each would choose,
 66        5, XXXIV  |             each consider their own laws much the best, and therefore
 67        5, XXXIV  |            of all men regarding the laws, may be determined by many
 68        5, XXXV   |           disregard of their native laws, what was interdicted by
 69        5, XXXV   |            would keep his country's laws, then philosophers in Egypt,
 70        5, XXXV   |             observe their country's laws, or certain parts of the
 71        5, XXXV   |  philosopher, and still observe the laws of his country, he would
 72        5, XXXV   |             regard to his country's laws, lingers here below among
 73        5, XXXVI  |         ought to keep his country's laws? For this Ammon would not
 74        5, XXXVI  |             Nile should observe the laws of the Egyptians regarding
 75        5, XXXVI  |           worship sanctioned by the laws of his country; and it follows,
 76        5, XXXVI  |     conformity with their country's laws, they eat human beings.
 77        5, XXXVI  |     becoming, to obey his country's laws; and he appears to approve
 78        5, XXXVII |            are, then, generally two laws presented to us, the one
 79        5, XXXVII |             For when there are some laws in harmony with the will
 80        5, XXXVII |            and those who administer laws of the kind referred to),
 81        5, XXXVII |        though we may satisfy unholy laws, and those who love them.
 82        5, XXXVII |           more in the case of those laws which relate to God? Neither
 83        5, XXXVIII|           contrary to his country's laws, and do obeisance to Urania?
 84        5, XXXVIII|          him to act contrary to the laws of his country, he will
 85        5, XXXVIII|            deemed to be such by the laws of the country. A similar
 86        5, XXXIX  |            who, in keeping with the laws of their country, worship
 87        5, XL     |           of the different kinds of laws, he adds the following remark, "
 88        5, XL     |            ought to have said that "laws are kings of all men," for
 89        5, XLIV   |        customs of the Jews with the laws of certain nations, let
 90        5, LX     |          literal acceptation of the laws is not that which conveys
 91        6, XIV    |             not acquainted with his laws, nor trained in the branches
 92        6, XV     |            expresses himself in the Laws as follows: "Now God, according
 93        6, XLII   |         together and arranged under laws,~which may be analogically
 94        6, XLIX   |         that he who left behind him laws for a whole nation, regarding
 95        7, XVIII  |            of Nazareth, promulgated laws quite opposed to these,
 96        7, XVIII  |           his mind, condemn his own laws, and send forth a messenger
 97        7, XXIII  |       Nazareth," did not promulgate laws opposed to those just considered
 98        7, XXV    |           His mind, condemn His own laws, and send by His messenger
 99        7, XXVI   |           upon them; for their very laws would in that case restrain
100        7, LIII   |           his interpretation of the laws of nature. Might you not,
101        7, LXIII  |            corrupt a woman whom the laws have already given to another,
102        8, VI     |            is mightier than all the laws upon earth. For the Lord
103        8, XXIV   |            to them according to the laws, and pray to them that they
104        8, XXV    |          sacrificed to according to laws, and to be prayed to that
105        8, XXVI   |          men. Besides, what are the laws in accordance with which
106        8, XXVI   |             demons? For if he means laws enacted in states, he must
107        8, XXVI   |           agreement with the divine laws. But if that cannot be done,
108        8, XXVI   |         that cannot be done, as the laws of many states are quite
109        8, XXVI   | inconsistent with each other, these laws, therefore, must of necessity
110        8, XXVI   |           of necessity either be no laws at all in the proper sense
111        8, XXVII  |      sacrificed to according to the laws, and prayers are to be offered
112        8, LVI    |          will live according to the laws of God, never consenting
113        8, LVI    |        never consenting to obey the laws of sin. We will marry if
114        8, LVI    |         clear to us that if the two laws, the law of God and the
115        8, LXVI   |             of God, which obeys His laws and hearkens to the call, "
116        8, LXXV   |          for the maintenance of the laws and the support of religion."