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1 9 |   practice of courtesanship, and commanded women to make traffic of
2 27|          fruit-bearing tree, and commanded him not to eat of one tree
3 45|        sea. He also in a tempest commanded the wind to be still, and
4 64|          light, as though we axe commanded to abstain only from homicide,
5 64| voluntary death. We are likewise commanded not to commit adultery;
6 65|     ABOUT THOSE THINGS WHICH ARE COMMANDED, AND OF PITY.~I have spoken
7 65|      briefly say what things are commanded. Closely connected with
8 66|           On this account He has commanded that the wife shall not