Sec.

 1 6  |  nature has a law of nature to govern it, which obliges every
 2 56 |  support and preservation, and govern his actions according to
 3 57 |       57. The law, that was to govern Adam, was the same that
 4 57 |       was the same that was to govern all his posterity, the law
 5 58 |        To inform the mind, and govern the actions of their yet
 6 59 |       not provided a tutor, to govern his son, during his minority,
 7 59 |      to do it; some other must govern him, and be a will to him,
 8 61 |     understanding, which is to govern him till he hath it of his
 9 61 |      him reason and ability to govern himself and others? The
10 61 |       his monarch is of age to govern. But at what time, says
11 63 |       him in that law he is to govern himself by, and make him
12 63 |      into the parents hands to govern the minority of their children.
13 131|     common-wealth, is bound to govern by established standing
14 134|       natural law, which is to govern even the legislative itself,
15 137|      the ruling power ought to govern by declared and received
16 142| government.~First, They are to govern by promulgated established
17 170|        over their children, to govern them for the children's
18 170|     their country, they are to govern themselves by: capable,
19 189|       with them: and should he govern them as slaves, subjected