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 1 III,  3  |        whether he shall produce law and order, nor does any
 2  IV,  8  |   described, being as it were a law to himself.~Such, then,
 3   V,  1  |      political society. And the law bids us do both the acts
 4   V,  1  |          and the rightly-framed law does this rightly, and the
 5   V,  2  |       sense of "contrary to the law". Again if one man commits
 6   V,  2  |       the acts commanded by the law are those which are prescribed
 7   V,  2  |       taken as a whole; for the law bids us practise every virtue
 8   V,  2  |      the acts prescribed by the law which have been prescribed
 9   V,  4  |         committed adultery; the law looks only to the distinctive
10   V,  4  |      other matters in which the law has left people free to
11   V,  5  |     exists not by nature but by law (nomos) and it is in our
12   V,  6  |       relations are governed by law; and law exists for men
13   V,  6  |        are governed by law; and law exists for men between whom
14   V,  6  |      was as we saw according to law, and between people naturally
15   V,  6  |     people naturally subject to law, and these as we saw’ are
16   V,  10 |          The reason is that all law is universal but about some
17   V,  10 |         to do so correctly, the law takes the usual case, though
18   V,  10 |         for the error is in the law nor in the legislator but
19   V,  10 |        from the start. When the law speaks universally, then,
20   V,  10 |         would have put into his law if he had known. Hence the
21   V,  10 |      equitable, a correction of law where it is defective owing
22   V,  10 |    things are not determined by law, that about some things
23   V,  10 |        impossible to lay down a law, so that a decree is needed.
24   V,  10 |         share though he has the law oft his side, is equitable,
25   V,  11 |     which are prescribed by the law; e.g. the law does not expressly
26   V,  11 | prescribed by the law; e.g. the law does not expressly permit
27   V,  11 |         man in violation of the law harms another (otherwise
28   V,  11 |      rule of life, and this the law does not allow; therefore
29 VIII,  11|        can share in a system of law or be a party to an agreement;
30  IX,  1  |         bargained with him. The law holds that it is more just