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 1  Thal |          shall break up the first laws of nature by a fresh disposition.
 2 Thall |        your duties, consisting of laws concerning virginity, which
 3 Procil|           no need of precepts and laws for their salvation, the
 4 Thekla|          and there was no need of laws; or there are laws and they
 5 Thekla|        need of laws; or there are laws and they are not in accordance
 6 Thekla|          law-givers and appointed laws, prohibiting adulteries,
 7 Thekla| accordance with destiny, then the laws were not in accordance with
 8 Thekla|           itself; here appointing laws forbidding adultery and
 9 Thekla|    another, what need is there of laws? But if laws are made that
10 Thekla|          is there of laws? But if laws are made that they may check
11 Thekla|       tempered by instruction and laws, that he may become better,
12 Thekla|         which is inflicted by the laws, since they live according
13  Domn |          And consider whether the laws, from the first created
14  Domn |           instructed them by four laws, the times of which are
15  Domn |    Gospels, that Is, Teachings or Laws, Instructing to Salvation.~
16  Domn |       virgins. For when the first laws, which were published in
17  Domn |                calling the former laws the vine and the fig, trees