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 1     I,     13|         linked together; there was law for the citizens; there
 2     I,     24|         obedience, contrary to the law of discipline, do you meditate
 3     I,     55|            the ambassador, and the law of nations have been violated
 4     I,     95|             for he had revived the law of treason, the name of
 5     I,     95|        first, under colour of this law, applied legal inquiry to
 6    II,     37|         cleverness in devising new law, ordered Libo's slaves to
 7    II,     43|    friendship had raised above the law. Neither did Urgulania obey
 8    II,     65|                       Meantime the law of treason was gaining strength.
 9    II,     65|      guarded against by the Julian law. As to the charge of treason,
10    II,     66|           between his sons and the law. Beyond question the law
11    II,     66|           law. Beyond question the law was beaten, but not at once,
12   III,     36|            the Senate or under any law. Still, personally," he
13   III,     37|            relax the Papia Poppaea law, which Augustus in his old
14   III,     37|        discussion of the origin of law and of the methods by which
15   III,     40|       continuous strife; custom or law there was none; the vilest
16   III,     40|            under the Papia Poppaea law, so that if men shrank from
17   III,     41|        five years earlier than the law allowed. His excuse was
18   III,     52|            utter subversion of all law when, in the forum and on
19   III,     69|           were convicted under the law of treason."~ ~
20   III,     74|         some restriction. But if a law were to be passed and a
21   III,     98|           he was in the science of law, human and divine, he had
22    IV,      9|      person, it was decided in the law courts. All this, not indeed
23    IV,     21|          of the enactment of a new law. "It was," he said, "the
24    IV,     21|            remedy by a decree of a law, as Augustus had accommodated
25    IV,     22|         should remain unchanged. A law however was passed that
26    IV,     26|            the prosecutors, as the law required, and the remainder
27    IV,     47|       alone comprehended under the law of treason. I am said to
28    IV,     52|          of Rome, I who respect as law all his actions and sayings,
29    IV,     58|         sentenced under the Julian law. He next struck off Apidius
30    VI,     21|          by usury in defiance of a law passed by Caesar the Dictator
31    VI,     21|        holding estates in Italy, a law long obsolete because the
32    VI,     21|            the requirements of the law. ~ ~
33    VI,     36|        emperor's side, a master of law both divine and human, whose
34    VI,     56|           condemned under the same law to capital punishment.~ ~
35    XI,      6|         enforcement of the Cincian law, an old enactment, which
36    XI,      7|       greatness of their gains. If law suits turned to no one's
37    XI,      8|         bring the guilty under the law of extortion, when Suilius
38    XI,     16|          rank. He introduced too a law restraining the cruel greed
39    XI,     32|            Augustus by the Saenian law had chosen into their place.
40   XII,      7|         countries, and there is no law to forbid it. Marriages
41   XII,     25|            was condemned under the law against extortion. ~ ~
42   XII,     31|            was paid to Domitius. A law was passed, adopting him
43  XIII,     32|        from her, avowedly by civil law, much to the emperor's disgrace,
44  XIII,     53|         the penalty of the Cincian law against persons who had
45  XIII,     57|           of the Senate under "the law concerning assassins." ~ ~
46   XIV,     52|      condemned under the Cornelian law. Marcellus was saved from
47   XIV,     60|        first occasion on which the law of treason was revived,
48    XV,     41| promiscuous throng, as the Roscian law extended only to fourteen