Book, Chapter

 1    I, 21|      which that is said to be enjoined, which, if it is done in
 2   II, 8 |   plebeian, in his sleep, and enjoined him to announce to the consuls
 3   II, 13|   punished with death. It was enjoined that he should not taste
 4   II, 15|   given these a free will, He enjoined them above all things not
 5  III, 17|  influence and distinction is enjoined to pay court to kings; he
 6  III, 17|    cannot endure annoyance is enjoined to shun the abode of kings.
 7   IV, 14|      ways of God, in which He enjoined Him to walk. These are the
 8   IV, 23|       if the things which are enjoined are good, if they place
 9   IV, 26|   from that infliction He had enjoined them to slay a white lamb
10   VI, 10|      On which account God has enjoined that enmities are never
11   VI, 12| reward from God. God has also enjoined, that if at any time we
12   VI, 14|      good of man, who neither enjoined nor practised anything of
13   VI, 18|       calmed in time. God has enjoined us not to let the sun go