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 1 2 |      age, and the very basis of civil life, without which no perfect
 2 9 | considered as bound together in civil society. For, what reason
 3 9 |        derive their origin from civil society, because, just as
 4 9 |       society, because, just as civil society did not create human
 5 9 |         of laws the duty of the civil legislator is, mainly, to
 6 9 |         other enactments of the civil authority, which do not
 7 10|       also in the community and civil society which men constitute
 8 10|  through the injunctions of the civil law all may more easily
 9 10|        which is the very end of civil society.~
10 12|   custody and protection of the civil and political liberty of
11 15| efficient cause of the unity of civil society is not to be sought
12 15|        of union between man and civil society, on the one hand,
13 16|      empire of God over man and civil society once repudiated,
14 18|       pointed out, although the civil authority has not the same
15 21|       of God, men are united in civil society; whether its component
16 21|         with others. Wherefore, civil society must acknowledge
17 40|    aggrandize the poever of the civil government to such extent
18 46|        most faithfully fostered civil liberty, and this was seen