Book, Chapter

 1    I, 20|       among them, because it was unlawful for the image of a harlot
 2   II, 4 |      great sanctity, that it was unlawful for men to enter the secret
 3   II, 4 |       most holy one, whom it was unlawful for men to behold even for
 4   II, 10|      water: for as yet it seemed unlawful to inflict capital punishment
 5   II, 18|     cannot understand that it is unlawful for an upright animal to
 6    V, 18|         living, and considers it unlawful not only himself to commit
 7   VI, 16|      fault. But if it desires an unlawful object, although it be moderate,
 8   VI, 18| deceiving or injuring. For it is unlawful for him who cultivates truth
 9   VI, 20|        all but that it is always unlawful to put to death a man, whom
10  VII, 5 |        good and evil, it was now unlawful for him to remain in that
11  VII, 6 |   advantage to God? But if it is unlawful to be spoken, and is not