Book, Chapter

 1    I, 6 |      nor do they consider it lawful for them to be inspected
 2    I, 11| nature is evident; nor is it lawful for that name to be transferred
 3    I, 18| wicked, nor do they think it lawful for him to be admitted to
 4  III, 20|    shrines, though it is not lawful for men to approach them,
 5  III, 22|     accounted honourable and lawful. Thus, while he wishes to
 6   IV, 4 |     God. Therefore it is not lawful to worship those by whom
 7    V, 1 |      sorcerers, and if it is lawful for no one to be condemned
 8    V, 2 |   men might have leisure for lawful sacred rites, and might
 9   VI, 6 | bruise under foot; nor is it lawful for a soul which is earnestly
10   VI, 16|     does not wander from its lawful object, although it be ardent,
11   VI, 17|   for since this is the only lawful and true one, it alone effects
12   VI, 20|    things which are esteemed lawful among men. Thus it will
13   VI, 20|      Thus it will be neither lawful for a just man to engage