Book, Chapter

 1    I, 1 |   justice composed and published Institutions of civil law, by which they
 2    I, 1 |         up in writing the divine Institutions, in which we shall not speak
 3    I, 15| altogether adorned with laws and institutions, and established on a firm
 4    I, 22|          they defended religious institutions, they lessened the authority
 5    I, 22|    lessened the authority of the institutions themselves by their testimony.
 6   II, 3 |        have taken away religious institutions, as I have pointed out;
 7   II, 7 |          These are the religious institutions handed down to them by their
 8   II, 7 |   teaches you that the religious institutions of the gods are not true:
 9   II, 7 |     reason, you must abandon the institutions and authority of our ancestors,
10   II, 7 |          complied with religious institutions invented contrary to reason;
11   II, 14|       discretion new customs and institutions. But they who occupied Egypt
12   IV, 2 |        their religious rites and institutions (for they suspected that
13   VI, 6 |        to this life and to civil institutions; and that this is not justice
14   VI, 9 |      just, because they obey the institutions of men, who may themselves
15  VII, 15|       systems of instruction and institutions; but at length, in the reign