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 1    I, 1 |  published Institutions of civil law, by which they might lull
 2    I, 5 |          as a divine and natural law. The opinion of all these,
 3    I, 5 |     fatal necessity, or a divine law, or if you term it anything
 4    I, 16|         restrained by the Papian law? Or did he obtain the privileges
 5    I, 20|        laugh at that illustrious law of yours which you set forth
 6    I, 21|         was emperor. There was a law among the people of Tauris,
 7    I, 22|          in latin respecting the law of the pontiffs, and the
 8   II, 4 |      rightly worship:--~"Written law and the divine law of the
 9   II, 4 |       Written law and the divine law of the conscience, and the
10   II, 13|        himself to transgress the law of God. Therefore, having
11   II, 18|        and violated every sacred law.~
12  III, 15|    saying that philosophy is the law of living well and honourably.
13  III, 15|         causes confusion? or the law of living well, when its
14  III, 15|      things uncertain, abrogates law, esteems art as nothing,
15  III, 15|        no system, or science, or law of living well, has been
16  III, 15|      display of knowledge, but a law of life! how few who are
17  III, 17|  endeavouring against all divine law to restore a temple so often
18  III, 26|         AND OF WHAT EFFICACY THE LAW OF GOD IS.~That, therefore,
19   IV, 3 |       even by reference to civil law. For who will be able to
20   IV, 10|          Moses, through whom the law was afterwards given to
21   IV, 10|         made them subject to the law which He had given by Moses.
22   IV, 10|          over the people and the law: they were not, however,
23   IV, 11|         departed from the divine law, going astray to the impious
24   IV, 11|       against Thee, and cast Thy law behind their backs, and
25   IV, 11|        say, We are wise, and the law of the Lord is with us?
26   IV, 11|    allege a just excuse from the law for their rejection of Him;
27   IV, 13|          Him He might give a new law to new worshippers; not
28   IV, 16|         our offences against the law. He maketh his boast that
29   IV, 17|  destroyed the obligation of the law given by Moses; that is,
30   IV, 17|  destroyed the obligation of the law of God, though He did this
31   IV, 17|         that He would give a new law, in these terms: "The law
32   IV, 17|        law, in these terms: "The law shall go forth of Zion,
33   IV, 17|         nations." For the former law, which was given by Moses,
34   IV, 17|     would come to pass that this law would be destroyed by the
35   IV, 17|        accomplished, thenall the law is fulfilled with respect
36   IV, 17|       Moses himself, by whom the law was given which they so
37   IV, 17|          who should be above the law, and be a bearer of the
38   IV, 17|      send His own Son-that is, a law alive, anti present in person,
39   IV, 17|     person, and destroy that old law given by a mortal, that
40   IV, 17|         He might ratify afresh a law which was eternal. In like
41   IV, 17|      Moses, to show that the new law given by Christ Jesus was
42   IV, 17|      about to succeed to the old law which was given by Moses.
43   IV, 17|       the precepts of the Jewish law have for their object the
44   IV, 18|     judge Him according to their law. Therefore they led Him
45   IV, 20|        also themselves, call the law which was given to the Jews
46   IV, 20|          of Christ--that is, the law and the prophets--is called
47   IV, 25|     teacher, as it were a living law, to found a new name and
48   IV, 26|     FIGURE OF THE LAMB UNDER THE LAW.~I have spoken of humiliation,
49   IV, 29|         master, yet by the civil law the house is one, and one
50    V, 8 |        general observance of the law of God, if those things
51    V, 8 |      laws to rule men, since the law of God alone would be sufficient
52    V, 12|        with you; for this is our law, this our business, this
53    V, 13|      right. But since the divine law has been received from the
54    V, 17|        that there was no natural law: that all, both men and
55    V, 20|         those who, against every law of humanity, against every
56    V, 23|          all in violation of the law of humanity; nor does he
57    V, 23|       and burst the bonds of the law. Therefore He foresaw how
58   VI, 6 |         life-like figure of true law and genuine justice, we
59   VI, 8 |          AND THE VARIABLENESS OF LAW.~This is the way which philosophers
60   VI, 8 |        and virtue. Therefore the law of God must be undertaken,
61   VI, 8 |       that sacred, that heavenly law, which Marcus Tullius, in
62   VI, 8 |           There is indeed a true law, right reason, agreeing
63   VI, 8 |     alter the provisions of this law, nor is it permitted us
64   VI, 8 |         we be released from this law, either by the senate or
65   VI, 8 |        it. Nor will there be one law at Rome and another at Athens;
66   VI, 8 |       and another at Athens; one law at the present time, and
67   VI, 8 |          hereafter: but the same law, everlasting and unchangeable,
68   VI, 8 | arbitrator, and proposer of this law; and he who shall not obey
69   VI, 8 |         significantly relate the law of God, as a man far removed
70   VI, 8 |         truth has set forth that law? But I consider that they
71   VI, 8 |       also, in what precepts the law itself consisted, as he
72   VI, 8 |        and purport of the divine law, he would not have discharged
73   VI, 8 |          done by us, to whom the law itself has been delivered
74   VI, 9 |                       IX. OF THE LAW AND PRECEPT OF GOD; OF MERCY,
75   VI, 9 |           The first head of this law is, to know God Himself,
76   VI, 9 |     being ignorant of the divine law, he embraces the laws of
77   VI, 9 |    condition of the times. Civil law is one thing, which varies
78   VI, 10|           in opposition to every law and right of human nature,
79   VI, 12|        and therefore that divine law prescribes this to all,
80   VI, 12|       since we have received the law, and the words of God Himself
81   VI, 17|         act in opposition to the law of God, and in opposition
82   VI, 24|    truest ceremony, this is that law of God, as it is called
83   VI, 24|       this most holy and certain law cannot fail to live justly
84   VI, 24|         few chief points of this law, since I promised that I
85   VI, 25|          demanded in that divine law of His? There are two things
86  VII, 17|         good as enemies; neither law, nor order, nor military