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1 6 |  take no thought to obey any law, or fear any power. They
2 8 |    follows that the power of law is broken, and that all
3 9 | strive by the enforcement of law to extinguish the growing
4 10|  otherwise could the natural law, commanding man to live
5 11|     has been born under this law, that the mind should rule
6 11|      upon His followers this law, signed in His blood, that
7 11|      universal condition and law of life, which We have said
8 14|   with the Roman people. The law, nevertheless, is clear