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 1 1|      the understanding of their law, I have fully shown, as
 2 2|         OF ALL ASSERTS THAT THE LAW IS SPIRITUAL; AND THENCE,
 3 2|       FLESH WAS ADDED, THAT THE LAW THAT FOLLOWED SUBSEQUENTLY
 4 2|         that passage, "that the law is spiritual;" and if they
 5 2|       application of the divine law, may be restored. But to
 6 2|        able to bear it. But the law which followed subsequently
 7 2|         So, in fishes also, the law said that those indeed were
 8 2| abomination, or clean. Thus the law ordained the exercise of
 9 2|        not clean, than that the law has separated them from
10 3|        How far, then, must that law, which--as I have shown
11 3|     divine and sure idea of the law may be carried out? Firstly,
12 3|       Author. Then too that the law was given to the children
13 3|     were by the afflatus of the law, after the manner of a smothered
14 3|        avoided in men which the law had, condemned even in beasts.
15 3|     Thus in the animals, by the law, as it were, a certain mirror
16 3|         Moreover, what does the law mean when it says, "Thou
17 3|      and the like to these, the law holds accursed in animals,
18 5| AFTERWARDS, WHEN THE END OF THE LAW, CHRIST, CAME, ALL THINGS
19 5|      had been prohibited by the law. But now Christ, the end
20 5|      now Christ, the end of the law, has come, disclosing all
21 5|        blessedness now that the law is finished, and that we
22 5|         are "purged" by natural law in the draught. For he who
23 5|       Hence is that word of the law: "Man cloth not live by
24 6|        to give a reason for the law. But nothing has so restrained
25 6|         content," laid down the law of frugality and continency;
26 6|       given to us only with the law of frugality and continence.
27 7|          and the counsel of the law being considered, and the