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 1 Pre|        people) live in fear of the laws and of God would be in vain,
 2 Pre|      praised by those who gave the laws to the Commanders and by
 3 1  |      periods of) peace by breaking laws, despoiling the provinces,
 4 1  |          born and raised under the laws and are chosen by the community
 5 1  |         subjects, given to them by laws and ordinances, never do
 6 1  |         armed or unarmed, fear the laws, and can never change, unless
 7 2  |         who give, and not receive, laws from other men. But ((as
 8 6  |           the army. Therefore, the laws for their enforcement should
 9 6  | restraining armed men, the fear of laws, or of men, is not enough,
10 6  |           not only had to fear the laws and men, but God; and they