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author of the late-5th-century Tübingen Theosophy, who held that "two decalogues were written by Moses" in Exodus 20 and 34.

InterpretationsWhile Orthodox Judaism and Christianity hold that both sets contained the same ten commandments, some scholars identify verses 11-26 as an alternate ten commandments which they call the ritual decalogue.

Theologia moralis : in qua declarantur sequentes tractatus, nempè: De decalogi præceptis.

For these scholars, the terms ritual decalogue and ethical decalogue are a way of distinguishing between alternate inscriptions of the ten commandments.

The number forty is preserved, because the virtue of the decalogue is fulfilled in the books of the holy Gospel; and ten taken four times amounts to forty.

The word decalogue comes from the Greek name for the Ten Commandments, δέκα λόγοι (déka lógoi; ten terms), a translation of the Hebrew עשרת הדברים (aseret ha-dvarîm the ten items/terms).

tetragony • Passages of a new decalogue • A theological revisitation • A cardinal revisitation One of the flash fictions included in this book is thought.

Or, because in this mortal body we consist of four elements by the delights of which we go against the Lord’s precepts received by the decalogue.

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And as we transgress the decalogue through the lusts of this flesh, it is fitting that we afflict the flesh forty-fold.