pervading idea of its names
90-93

its origin in a combination of
families 151

its general object 188, 189
suggested definition of 134
not mere order 106

of inanimate matter and ab-

stractions 106-109

of animals other than man
109-111

of nature according to Ulpian
110, to Austin 117, to cer-
tain philosophers 117-120,
to Grotius 120, 121, to
Hobbes 121, to Blackstone
121, 122

Law of God why not law in the or-
dinary sense 129-131

Law "positive" 131, 132

Law of a state defined 172
civil or municipal 173
constitutional 169-171, 192,
193

international 177, 178

of honour and fashion 193-5