Sec.

 1 7  |      others rights, and from doing hurt to one another, and
 2 8  |      may make him repent the doing of it, and thereby deter
 3 8  |     his example others, from doing the like mischief. And in
 4 11 |  preserving all mankind, and doing all reasonable things he
 5 11 |    both to deter others from doing the like injury, which no
 6 12 |      and terrify others from doing the like. Every offence,
 7 111|  increase the power, without doing the business for which it
 8 129|     The first power, viz. of doing whatsoever he thought for
 9 163|     positive laws: for in so doing they have not pulled from
10 166|     nothing but the power of doing public good without a rule.~
11 206|     by his commission, in so doing; the commission, or command
12 222|    sides, are not capable of doing. To prepare such an assembly
13 222|   will be past doubt what is doing. What power they ought to
14 231| hands. But that magistrates, doing the same thing, may be resisted,