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 1    I, 23, 3 |        seeking, by means of such precepts, to bring men into bondage.
 2   IV,  9, 1 | undisciplined; and gives fitting precepts to those that are free,
 3   IV,  9, 3 |   salvation and one God; but the precepts which form the man are numerous,
 4   IV, 12    |     CONFIRMED ITS MOST IMPORTANT PRECEPTS, AND TAUGHT THAT HE WAS
 5   IV, 12, 3 |        one and the same. For the precepts of an absolutely perfect
 6   IV, 12, 5 |        wished to follow Him, the precepts of the law, as the entrance
 7   IV, 13    |         NOT ABROGATE THE NATURAL PRECEPTS OF THE LAW, BUT RATHER FULFILLED
 8   IV, 13, 1 |        not abrogate the natural [precepts] of the law, by which man
 9   IV, 13, 1 |       and an overturning of the [precepts] of the past, as Marcion'
10   IV, 13, 3 |          unjust." Now all these [precepts], as I have already observed,
11   IV, 13, 4 |   Inasmuch, then, as all natural precepts are common to us and to
12   IV, 15, 1 |         them by means of natural precepts, which from the beginning
13   IV, 15, 2 |         also showed that certain precepts were enacted for them by
14   IV, 15, 2 |       are found granting certain precepts in consideration of human
15   IV, 17, 3 |     people did not receive these precepts as of primary importance (
16   IV, 33, 15|        from Him, and despise His precepts, and by their deeds bring