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 1   I,   1|   universe has deviated from its laws, the gods have been driven
 2   I,   2|       what event contrary to the laws established in the beginning,
 3   I,   6|        from His teaching and His laws that evil ought not to be
 4   I,  11|       instituted under different laws? Hellebore is poison to
 5   I,  42|          even they whose ancient laws or whose country's laws
 6   I,  42|          laws or whose country's laws He shows to be full of vanity
 7   I,  51|          things, and the natural laws of methods and of means.
 8   I,  59|      masculine genders under the laws of feminines, as he who
 9   I,  63|         and Teacher directed His laws and ordinances, that they
10  II,  30|           and not subject to the laws of destruction, though it
11  II,  54|          punishments by terrible laws for the guilty? For what
12  II,  67|         do you still observe the laws fixing the proper times?
13  II,  67|        Cincian and the sumptuary laws in restricting your expenses?
14  II,  68|    customs, at another different laws, and have repudiated and
15  IV,  11|     world itself has changed its laws and constitution, because
16  IV,  19| wantonness and falsehood. By the laws of the human race, and the
17  IV,  23|     still punish adultery by the laws, and visit with the penalty
18  IV,  32|          or have not, by passing laws, and by severity of punishments,
19  IV,  34|      offered to them by the same laws by which you ward them off
20  VI,   2|           have been bound by the laws of mortality. Now, since
21  VI,  16|       things in obedience to the laws of their being, and led
22  VI,  26|       resisted even with so many laws and so terrible punishments,
23  VI,  26|        the more it is striven by laws and severe judgments to
24  VI,  26|      fear to men, the passing of laws would cease, nor would so
25  VI,  26|         had to the ordinances of laws, by which there might be
26 VII,   7|         Did they ever ordain any laws for mortals? and was it
27 VII,   7|        nor given nor imposed any laws which they wished to be
28 VII,  18|     according to the sacrificial laws? For what cause is there,
29 VII,  19|     demand, what the sacrificial laws teach or contain; but if
30 VII,  19|   begetting of young? But if the laws of the sacrifices enjoin
31 VII,  23|        own nature, and by inborn laws and a kind of necessity
32 VII,  24|         a place among the secret laws of the sacred rites, and
33 VII,  40|      from the destruction of the laws, and the overthrow of justice,
34 VII,  43|        does not observe even the laws of men, among whom it would