Book, Chapter

 1        I, I    |         books in which the Divine Law was written, five languages
 2        I, XXVII|        answers.—A certain secular law in the Roman commonwealth
 3        I, XXVII|           grow up; and the Divine law forbids a man to "uncover
 4        I, XXVII|      because it is written in the Law, "Thou shalt not uncover
 5        I, XXVII|          for it is written in the Law, "When thou comest into
 6        I, XXVII|        courses, insomuch that the Law condemns to death any man
 7        I, XXVII|      discernment. For whereas the Law forbids the eating of many
 8        I, XXVII|  immediately although washed. The Law prescribed to the ancient
 9        I, XXVII|          The Testament of the Old Law, as has been said already
10        I, XXVII|          and said, "I see another law in my members warring against
11        I, XXVII|       members warring against the law of my mind, and bringing
12        I, XXVII|          me into captivity to the law of sin, which is in my members."
13        I, XXVII|      therefore fought against the law of the mind, which the law
14        I, XXVII|        law of the mind, which the law that is in the members opposed;
15       II, X    |      preserving the bounds of the law of his being, his substance
16      III, XXV  |        the precepts of the Mosaic Law, whilst the Church was still
17      III, XXV  |        all the observances of the Law which had been instituted
18      III, XXV  |       they are all zealous of the Law." " And yet, at this time,
19      III, XXV  |    according to the custom of the Law, began the celebration of
20      III, XXV  |        custom and precepts of the Law, even as John did. And when
21      III, XXV  |   apostolic tradition abolish the Law, but rather fulfil it; the
22      III, XXV  |        you neither agree with the Law nor the Gospel in the keeping
23      III, XXV  |          the decree of the Mosaic Law, had no regard to the first
24      III, XXV  |      evening, whereof neither the Law made any mention, nor did
25      III, XXV  |      twenty-first moon, which the Law ordered to be specially
26      III, XXV  |           nor Peter, nor with the Law, nor the Gospel, in the
27      III, XXV  |     Church, judge contrary to the Law and the Gospel, when he
28       IV, XXIX |         so that, according to the law, he gave every year the
29        V, XXI  |       divinely established in the law of Moses; the third is added
30        V, XXI  | Resurrection of our Lord. For the law enjoined, that the Passover
31        V, XXI  |   according to the precept of the law, that same first month of
32        V, XXI  | unleavened bread appointed by the law, or at least some of them.
33        V, XXI  |           the first month, as the Law prescribes.~"The catholic
34        V, XXI  |         the term appointed in the Law, is manifest. For they that
35        V, XXI  |        the time prescribed in the law, without any necessary reason;
36        V, XXI  |         in the commandment of the Law; and when they avoid celebrating
37        V, XXI  |        their solemnity, which the Law many times commends to be
38        V, XXI  |         the same month, which the Law first and chiefly commends;
39        V, XXI  |           Easter appointed by the Law, seeing that they begin
40        V, XXI  |          of that day in which the Law commanded it to be completed
41        V, XXI  |         is any where found in the Law, to wit, the first of the
42        V, XXI  |          been promised before the Law, and under the Law, came
43        V, XXI  |     before the Law, and under the Law, came with grace, in the
44        V, XXI  |           we have received by the Law to be observed, we still,