These are the Laws of the Druides as it was written down in Ancient times. Preserved by Diogenes Laertius, a Greek philosopher.
“The Druids make their pronouncements by means of riddles and dark sayings, teaching that the gods must be worshipped, and no evil is done, and manly behavior maintained.”
Diogenes Laertius, “Vitæ”, intro., 5
This is a literal translation from the source.
Manly behavior maintained
For me, it just means to maintain Oneself.
While having discussions with others that you disagree with, you must maintain your attitude and not let your emotions get the better of you. Listen to others’ opinions as it might awaken a thought within yourself. Truly know you are not always right, and it takes counsel to get to a better outcome. Also, for me, it has nothing to do with Manliness.
Honor the Gods
One must live in service to the gods. Active worship and celebrations. Daily offerings and acknowledgment.
Do no Evil
Treat others how you would want to be treated. Be of service to others with compassion. Have Justice on your side in times of disturbance. Never seek to gain only for the self.
These laws tell us a lot about the Senodruides (Ancient Druides).
Worshiping the Gods is the most sacred act. Promoting peace and compassion with justice and exercising a need for balance in one’s behavior are crucial for maintaining a healthy community. You will find that by following these laws, you become a better individual with a richer understanding of the macro and micro cosmos.
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Trirextoues/The Three Laws
Dugie Dêuûs – “Honor the Gods”
Gneie ne drucon – “Do no evil”
Delge āxtam – “Hold your behavior”
The Carnutian Nemeton 
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