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The Scripture by a Metonymy calls them Judgements, because they are such Laws as God himself appointed unto the Jews, to be dispensed out in Acts of legal Justice; for Judgment is the Act of justice in particular cases, per modum causae praecipientis & obligantis, says a Lessius: as flowing from a cause, commanding and obliging to the exercise of such Acts. |
The Scripture by a Metonymy calls them Judgments, Because they Are such Laws as God himself appointed unto the jews, to be dispensed out in Acts of Legal justice; for Judgement is the Act of Justice in particular cases, per modum causae praecipientis & obligantis, Says a Lessius: as flowing from a cause, commanding and obliging to the exercise of such Acts. |
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De Justit. & Jure, lib. 2. c. 29. Dubit. •• n. 4. Idem Aut quin. & Sot. & al i. |
De Justit. & Jure, lib. 2. c. 29. Doubt. •• n. 4. Idem Or quin. & Sot. & all i. |
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