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 1   IV, 12, 3|     has promulgated particular laws adapted for each; but the
 2   IV, 13, 2|    fetters: moreover, that the laws of liberty should be extended,
 3   IV, 14   |       HIM AND PLACED HIM UNDER LAWS, IT WAS MERELY FOR MAN'S
 4   IV, 16, 5|                            The laws of bondage, however, were
 5   IV, 16, 5|    increased and widened those laws which are natural, and noble,
 6   IV, 21, 3|        Christ did from the two laws of one and the same Father;
 7   IV, 37, 2|      under the control of good laws (and much more from God),
 8    V, 24, 2|       under restraint by their laws, they might attain to some
 9    V, 24, 2| magistrates themselves, having laws as a clothing of righteousness
10    V, 24, 2|        of the establishment of laws, they may keep down an excess
11    V, 25, 3|    purpose to change times and laws; and [everything] shall
12    V, 26, 2|       with those who break the laws, when punishment overtakes
13    V, 26, 2|       upon those who frame the laws, but not upon themselves.