Part, Question

1   2, 75  |        lower value, as when a man sells gold instead of copper,
2   2, 75  |            for instance, if a man sells a lame for a fleet horse, ~
3   2, 75  |   Wherefore the seller, since he ~sells his goods at the price actually
4   2, 75  |   especially the case where a man sells ~something at a higher price
5   2, 75  | undergoing any change. For if he ~sells at a higher price something
6   2, 75  |          OBJ 2: Not everyone that sells at a higher price than he
7   2, 98  |           slave. For every master sells ~what he has just as he
8   2, 98  |         quis objecerit): "Whoever sells one of two such things,
9 Suppl, 52|           hold. But a husband who sells ~himself for a slave, does