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Treatise III. On Laws

Contents

Part I. On Laws in Generalnn. 72–106
- Chapter I. On the Nature and Properties of Lawnn. 72–73
- Chapter II. On the Author of Law, or on the Legislatornn. 74–75
- Chapter III. On the Object of Lawnn. 76–77
- Chapter IV. On the Subject of Lawnn. 78–81
- Chapter V. On the Promulgation of Lawnn. 82–83
- Chapter VI. On the Acceptance of Lawnn. 84–85
- Chapter VII. On the Obligation of Lawnn. 86–90
  - Article I. On the Very Force of Obligationnn. 86–87
  - Article II. On the Mode of Satisfying the Obligation of Lawnn. 88–90
- Chapter VIII. On Causes Deobliging from Lawnn. 91–93
- Chapter IX. On the Interpretation of Law and Epikeiann. 94–97
- Chapter X. On the Dispensation of Lawnn. 98–104
  - Article I. On the Power of Dispensingnn. 99–100
  - Article II. On the Causes Required for Dispensingnn. 101–103
  - Article III. On the Cessation of Dispensationn. 104
- Chapter XI. On the Cessation of Lawnn. 105–106
Part II. On the Principal Species of Lawsnn. 107–123
- Chapter I. On Natural Lawnn. 107–108
- Chapter II. On Positive Divine Lawn. 109
- Chapter III. On Ecclesiastical Lawn. 110
- Chapter IV. On Civil Lawnn. 111–112
- Chapter V. On Penal Lawnn. 113–114
- Chapter VI. On Invalidating Lawnn. 115–117
- Chapter VII. On Unwritten Law, or on Customnn. 118–119
- Chapter VIII. On Favorable Law, or on Privilegenn. 120–121
- Chapter IX. On the Reckoning of Time and Rescriptsnn. 122–123