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1. Psalms ⌂ 81 · from 17 works
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   " And let each of these, after the manner of blessed David, sing with thanksgiving:

2. Genesis ⌂ 54 · from 17 works
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   It is enough that the very ones whom he saves, found to be of an imperfect salvation, show his goodness to be imperfect — saved, namely, only as to the soul, lost as to the flesh, which with him does not rise again.

3. Gospel of Matthew 49 · from 17 works
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   "Go, make disciples of all the nations, baptizing them in the name of the Father and of the Son and of the Holy Spirit.

4. Iliad ⌂ 45 · from 23 works
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   "But far rather as Homer made the king of all the Greeks pray:

5. Commentaries on the Laws of England 44 · from 12 works
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   These words sum up the whole spirit of the Commentaries;

6. Epistle to the Romans 41 · from 16 works
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   " For "when the nations that do not have the Law do by nature the things of the Law, these, not having the Law, are a law to themselves" — the uncircumcision keeping the ordinances of the Law, according to the Apostle, both before the Law and before the coming.

7. Gospel of John 40 · from 14 works
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   "Blessed, then, are those who have not seen and yet have believed.

8. Twelve Tables 40 · from 8 works
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   In the Twelve Tables the law of contract is still in a rudimentary stage.

9. unspecified verse 39 · from 4 works
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   > On the fourth, fifth, and on the ninth and eleventh days, / > what is given to the deceased, that is called *navaśrāddha*.

10. Digest 37 · from 3 works
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    This was called regula Catoniana, Dig.

11. Isaiah ⌂ 34 · from 11 works
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    "You who thirst, go to the water," says Isaiah;

12. Odyssey ⌂ 33 · from 14 works
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    and still more that of Calypso, as of a goddess in her prime and kindly, dwelling apart by herself on an island.

13. Acts of the Apostles 32 · from 16 works
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    For, it is said, the heart and soul of those who believed was one.

14. Book of Isaiah 32 · from 13 works
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    Isaiah, even then an apostle, foreseeing heretical hearts, says:

15. Institutes of Justinian 30 · from 3 works
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    Inst.

16. First Epistle to the Corinthians 29 · from 11 works
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    "Which we also speak, not in words taught by human wisdom, but in words taught by the Spirit.

17. Epistle to the Galatians 26 · from 13 works
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    for to me the world has been crucified, and I to the world, as my divine teacher says.

18. History of England 26 · from 4 works
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    Hume says, “It is asserted by Sir Harry Spelman, as an undoubted fact, that, during the reigns of the Norman princes, every order of the king, issued with the consent of his privy council, had the full force of law.

19. Institutes 26 · from 6 works
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    Justinian explains why the slave lost his liberty:

20. Proverbs ⌂ 26 · from 7 works
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    Solomon, at any rate, says:

21. the Gospel 25 · from 8 works
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    For it is said, "to him who has it shall be added"—to faith, knowledge;

22. Histories ⌂ 23 · from 6 works
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    Polybius, relating the manner in which men first entered into society, concludes, that the injuries done to parents or benefactors inevitably provoke the indignation of mankind, giving an additional reason, that as understanding and reflection form the great difference between men and other animals, it is evident they cannot transgress the bounds of that difference like other animals, without exci …

23. 1 Corinthians ⌂ 22 · from 10 works
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    but we speak the wisdom of God in a mystery, the hidden wisdom.

24. Aeneid ⌂ 22 · from 6 works
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    Would you suppose that Virgil ever recited to such a man the line, "Is it then so wretched a thing to die?

25. Deuteronomy ⌂ 21 · from 12 works
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    " "For, in order to teach you his righteousness," it says, "he disciplined you and tested you and made you hunger and made you thirst in a desert land, that all his ordinances and judgments might be known in your heart, all that I command you today;

26. Book of Jeremiah 19 · from 9 works
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    But when, on coming into Cilicia and meeting a certain Gelasius, he set forth to him a creed which only Arius, or some genuine disciple of his, could have composed, then indeed we were the more confirmed in our separation, reckoning that neither will the Ethiopian ever change his skin, nor the leopard his spots, nor can one bred up in perverse doctrines wash off the evil of his heresy.

27. Constitution of the United States 19 · from 4 works
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    The federal constitution established three conventional powers over the federal government, lodging one in the majority of the people of each state;

28. Exodus ⌂ 19 · from 8 works
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    "the God of Abraham, the God of Isaac, the God of Jacob.

29. unspecified statement 19 · from 1 work
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    There, Āśvalāyana says:

30. Laws ⌂ 18 · from 9 works
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    In the Laws, indeed, Plato — that philosopher sprung from the Hebrews — bids the farmers neither to draw water for irrigation nor to take it from others, unless they have first dug for themselves down to the so-called virgin soil and found the ground without water.

31. Magna Carta 18 · from 4 works
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    While Article 14 demanded redress of one grievance, Magna Carta granted redress of a different one.

32. Gospel of Luke 17 · from 9 works
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    says your Scripture, 'is in heaven over one sinner who repents.

33. Veda 17 · from 7 works
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    A Brāhmaṇa who has fallen from the rule of conduct does not reap the fruit of the Veda;

34. Codex 16 · from 1 work
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    But from the rules of caducity ascendants and descendants of the testator to the third degree were excepted both by the lex Papia and by the constitution of Caracalla.

35. Jeremiah ⌂ 16 · from 8 works
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    but let him who boasts boast in this, to understand and to know that I am the Lord who does mercy and judgment and righteousness upon the earth, for in these is my will, says the Lord.

36. Annals 15 · from 5 works
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    Nero at the beginning of his reign in 54 a.

37. Epistle to the Ephesians 15 · from 8 works
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    Therefore, putting away falsehood, speak truth;

38. First Epistle of John 15 · from 9 works
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    And John too, in the greater Epistle, plainly teaches the differences of sins in these words:

39. History (of the Peloponnesian War) ⌂ 15 · from 4 works
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    ” We find Thucydides of the same opinion, “that anciently lighter punishments were inflicted for the greatest crimes;

40. Second Epistle to the Corinthians 15 · from 8 works
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    for I betrothed you to one husband, to present you as a pure virgin to Christ.

41. Works and Days ⌂ 15 · from 10 works
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    "for thrice ten thousand are upon the bountiful earth the immortal demons, guardians of mortal men.

42. unspecified saying 15 · from 3 works
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    Epicurus himself, the very censurer of Stilbo, uttered a like saying, which you must take in good part, even though I have already cancelled today's debt.

43. Bhaviṣya Purāṇa 14 · from 1 work
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    The *tilakavrata* is mentioned in the *Bhaviṣya Purāṇa*:

44. unspecified work 14 · from 3 works
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    Staphylus records that a certain Agamemnon is honoured as Zeus in Sparta;

45. History of Rome 13 · from 2 works
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    Livy too, speaking of king Evander, describes him as reigning more by personal authority than by his regal power;

46. On Liberty ⌂ 13 · from 2 works
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    Turn to the treatise, On Liberty.

47. Pandekten 13 · from 1 work
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    Unprivileged personal creditors, Savigny, § 374;

48. Roman Law 13 · from 5 works
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    Muirhead, Roman Law, §§ 26, 28.

49. The Federalist 13 · from 2 works
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    I shall conclude this section with a few quotations, still leaving to the reader their application.

50. Book of Job 12 · from 6 works
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    "No one is clean from filth," says Job, "not even if his life be one day.

51. Epistle to the Hebrews 12 · from 4 works
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    For the time would fail me to recount Gideon, Barak, Samson, Jephthah, and David and Samuel and the prophets, and what follows upon these.

52. Institutes of Roman Law ⌂ 12 · from 1 work
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    one individual could not make another as he chose, in pursuance of private disposition, his universal successor.

53. Natural History 12 · from 4 works
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    There is a passage in Pliny, which will serve for an explanation of this, he says that the fiercest lions do not fight with each other, nor do serpents bite serpents.

54. the Psalms 12 · from 6 works
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    For "the utterances of the Lord are sweeter than honey and the honeycombs.

55. Ancient Law ⌂ 11 · from 4 works
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    In the Lectures printed in this Volume an attempt is made to carry farther in some particulars the line of investigation pursued by the Author in an earlier work on ‘Ancient Law.

56. Book of Daniel 11 · from 8 works
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    "And behold, with the clouds of heaven, as the son of man, coming, he came even to the Ancient of days, and was present in his sight;

57. Brahma Purāṇa 11 · from 1 work
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    From the *Brahma Purāṇa* verse:

58. De Legibus et Consuetudinibus Angliae 11 · from 3 works
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    ” After the virtual abolition of ordeal in 1215, appeals by women were usually determined per patriam:

59. Ecclesiastes 11 · from 8 works
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    "There is a time to be silent, and a time to speak," says the word of Ecclesiastes.

60. Epistle to the Colossians 11 · from 6 works
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    "In Christ you were circumcised with a circumcision made without hands, in the putting off of the body of the flesh, in the circumcision of Christ.

1. Euclid ⌂ 406 · from 1 work
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2. Homer ⌂ 262 · from 69 works
   141 authority · 63 neutral · 20 refuted · 25 extended · 13 endorsed
3. Paul 217 · from 22 works
   179 authority · 7 neutral · 1 refuted · 23 extended · 7 endorsed
4. Plato ⌂ 190 · from 31 works
   86 authority · 41 neutral · 17 refuted · 36 extended · 10 endorsed
5. Moses 180 · from 26 works
   147 authority · 15 neutral · 5 refuted · 13 extended
6. Cicero 152 · from 15 works
   96 authority · 36 neutral · 6 refuted · 6 extended · 8 endorsed
7. Parliament of the United Kingdom 134 · from 5 works
   33 authority · 83 neutral · 10 refuted · 6 extended · 2 endorsed
8. Athenian law 129 · from 44 works
   126 authority · 1 neutral · 1 refuted · 1 endorsed
9. Epicurus 121 · from 22 works
   13 authority · 22 neutral · 53 refuted · 8 extended · 25 endorsed
10. Justinian 119 · from 8 works
    96 authority · 16 neutral · 1 refuted · 6 extended
11. Aristotle ⌂ 87 · from 24 works
    35 authority · 28 neutral · 8 refuted · 8 extended · 8 endorsed
12. David 87 · from 19 works
    84 authority · 3 extended
13. Paul the Apostle 77 · from 13 works
    64 authority · 1 neutral · 10 extended · 2 endorsed
14. Isaiah 73 · from 18 works
    66 authority · 5 neutral · 1 refuted · 1 extended
15. Jesus Christ 73 · from 14 works
    66 authority · 7 extended
16. Euripides ⌂ 69 · from 23 works
    20 authority · 27 neutral · 5 refuted · 4 extended · 13 endorsed
17. Parliament of England 67 · from 9 works
    33 authority · 16 neutral · 10 refuted · 4 extended · 4 endorsed
18. Manu ⌂ 66 · from 13 works
    63 authority · 2 neutral · 1 refuted
19. Solon 66 · from 38 works
    47 authority · 6 neutral · 3 refuted · 5 extended · 5 endorsed
20. Parliament 64 · from 6 works
    16 authority · 35 neutral · 5 refuted · 4 extended · 4 endorsed
21. Solomon 58 · from 11 works
    54 authority · 3 extended · 1 endorsed
22. Ulpian 56 · from 5 works
    50 authority · 3 neutral · 1 refuted · 2 extended
23. English courts 55 · from 2 works
    34 authority · 15 neutral · 3 refuted · 3 endorsed
24. Hesiod ⌂ 55 · from 24 works
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25. John 54 · from 17 works
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26. Roman legislature 46 · from 2 works
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27. Jeremiah 43 · from 15 works
    39 authority · 4 neutral
28. John Stuart Mill ⌂ 41 · from 4 works
    14 authority · 14 neutral · 4 refuted · 9 extended
29. Demosthenes ⌂ 39 · from 14 works
    18 authority · 9 neutral · 9 refuted · 1 extended · 2 endorsed
30. Tacitus 39 · from 9 works
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31. Chrysippus 37 · from 13 works
    7 authority · 8 neutral · 11 refuted · 6 extended · 5 endorsed
32. William Blackstone 37 · from 12 works
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33. Seneca 35 · from 9 works
    27 authority · 3 neutral · 1 refuted · 2 extended · 2 endorsed
34. English Parliament 34 · from 8 works
    11 authority · 13 neutral · 1 refuted · 9 extended
35. House of Lords 34 · from 5 works
    28 authority · 1 neutral · 3 refuted · 2 extended
36. Paul (the Apostle) 34 · from 8 works
    34 authority
37. Virgil ⌂ 34 · from 6 works
    22 authority · 4 neutral · 1 refuted · 6 extended · 1 endorsed
38. Democritus 33 · from 16 works
    6 authority · 15 neutral · 6 refuted · 1 extended · 5 endorsed
39. Ennius 33 · from 11 works
    14 authority · 11 neutral · 2 refuted · 6 endorsed
40. Justinian (compilers) 32 · from 2 works
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41. Socrates 32 · from 19 works
    18 authority · 2 neutral · 2 refuted · 3 extended · 7 endorsed
42. Witnesses 31 · from 16 works
    30 authority · 1 refuted
43. Gaius ⌂ 30 · from 5 works
    21 authority · 3 neutral · 6 extended
44. Jeremy Bentham ⌂ 30 · from 7 works
    10 authority · 10 neutral · 3 refuted · 4 extended · 3 endorsed
45. Livy 30 · from 4 works
    23 authority · 6 neutral · 1 refuted
46. Sir Edward Coke 30 · from 10 works
    14 authority · 4 neutral · 10 refuted · 1 extended · 1 endorsed
47. Marcion 29 · from 7 works
    2 authority · 2 neutral · 25 refuted
48. Paulus 29 · from 4 works
    19 authority · 4 neutral · 2 refuted · 3 extended · 1 endorsed
49. Savigny 29 · from 2 works
    18 authority · 4 neutral · 2 refuted · 3 extended · 2 endorsed
50. Thucydides ⌂ 29 · from 6 works
    18 authority · 11 neutral
51. the Stoics 29 · from 13 works
    5 authority · 6 neutral · 9 refuted · 8 extended · 1 endorsed
52. Framers of the United States Constitution 28 · from 4 works
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53. Pythagoras 28 · from 12 works
    7 authority · 6 neutral · 8 refuted · 4 extended · 3 endorsed
54. unnamed poet 28 · from 11 works
    15 authority · 5 neutral · 5 refuted · 1 extended · 2 endorsed
55. Athenian lawgiver 27 · from 9 works
    27 authority
56. Athenian people 27 · from 10 works
    26 authority · 1 neutral
57. Isocrates ⌂ 27 · from 10 works
    14 authority · 5 neutral · 5 extended · 3 endorsed
58. Heraclitus 26 · from 13 works
    10 authority · 6 neutral · 2 refuted · 5 extended · 3 endorsed
59. Plutarch ⌂ 26 · from 5 works
    16 authority · 8 neutral · 1 extended · 1 endorsed
60. Sohm 26 · from 3 works
    11 authority · 11 neutral · 1 extended · 3 endorsed

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