Chapter

 1 10|   nature, its own seed, its own law given from the beginning.
 2 14|      the divine institution and law.~
 3 15|         it was necessary that a law should be established, by
 4 17|         of God, this the divine law; and he who follows and
 5 17|         this eternal and divine law. If, he says, God does harm
 6 17|  convicted of crime. But if the law is just which awards to
 7 19|       has laid down a most holy law, and wishes all men to be
 8 19|     angry when He sees that His law is despised, that virtue
 9 19|        though he has obeyed the law of God, he has nevertheless
10 19|    sinner, who has despised the law together with the Lawgiver?
11 19| arbitrator and judge of His own law; and when He laid down this,