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 1 Int     |   Eleazar's explanation of the law (this is profound wisdom).~
 2   I, 3  |   interpretation of the divine law, for their laws are written
 3   I, 5  |       accordance with the holy law, will all the~more readily
 4   I, 24 |                   24 Since the law which we wish not only to
 5   I, 25 |        God who gave them their law is the God who maintains
 6  II, 57 |             5 The books of the law of the Jews (with some few
 7  II, 59 |     for your library since the law which they contain, inasmuch
 8  II, 72 |      have determined that your law shall be translated from
 9  II, 73 |       life and skilled in your law and able to interpret it,
10  II, 85 |        translation of the holy law might prove advantageous
11  II, 86 |      to you with a copy of our law.~
12  II, 87 |      as the translation of the law is completed, the men shall
13   V, 249|    problems connected with the law.~
14   V, 259|       of the enactments of the law, and this end is achieved
15  VI, 262|       of the enactments in the law, especially those about
16  VI, 263|      the touch (for though the law is scrupulous on most points,
17  VI, 268|      pervaded the whole of the law.~
18  VI, 322|                     62 And our law forbids us to injure any
19  VI, 327|     and natural meaning of the law, I have been induced to
20 VII, 333|       parchments, on which the law was inscribed in gold in
21  IX, 440|     doing anything contrary to law?~
22  XI, 549|    urged him to have the whole law transcribed and present
23  XI, 556|       he replied, 'Because the law is sacred and of divine
24  XI, 557| unreliable translations of the law.~