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 1       I, VI      |          it. At the same time, the law of circumcision was enjoined
 2       I, XIII    |      righteousness simply from the law26 of nature. He was exceedingly
 3       I, XIII(26)|            be "who had learned the law of nature, and the knowledge
 4       I, XVII    |            of the mountain. Thus a law was given, manifold and
 5       I, XIX     |      nation unworthy of having the law of the Lord delivered to
 6       I, XX      | commandments also are added to the law formerly given; and almost
 7       I, L       |        sacrifices according to the law, and arranged that the Passover,
 8      II, I       |            Daniel in upholding the law, and by the deliverance
 9      II, I       |        punishment according to the law, Daniel, who was then twelve
10      II, X       |             who was skilled in the law, about twenty years after
11      II, X       |          sanctioned by the ancient law. But I do not find that
12      II, XVIII   |          idols, and to profane the law. In the meantime, Antiochus
13      II, XVIII   |          adopted, he destroyed the law of God, and showed favor
14      II, IX      |            of overturning the holy law, he published an edict,
15      II, IX      |          the sacred volumes of the law and the prophets were consumed
16      II, XX      |        being forced to violate the law of God, and the customs
17      II, XXXI(28)|           cast off the yoke of the law, which they had observed
18      II, XXXI    |           in the observance of the law. Undoubtedly that was arranged
19      II, XXXI    |            that the slavery of the law might be taken away from