Book, Paragraph

1     II, IV  |   they have occurred, the customary expiations of them cannot
2     II, VII |  when this sum has become customary, men always want more and
3     II, VIII| set apart to maintain the customary worship of the Gods, the
4     II, IX  |   large dowries which are customary. It would surely have been
5    III, XVI |   law is the mean. Again, customary laws have more weight, and
6    III, XVI |    but not safer than the customary law.~Again, it is by no
7     VI, IV  |  it is both expedient and customary in the aforementioned type
8   VIII, III |                   III~The customary branches of education are