Part, Question

1   2, 105|    deposited with a ~fraudulent depositary: wherefore great caution
2   2, 105|        stand by the oath of the depositary. ~Therefore the Law made
3   2, 105| instance by theft: and then the depositary was bound ~to restitution
4   2, 105|          less negligence than a depositary, who was only held responsible
5   2, 64 |        to its custody it is the depositary's, ~and the thing stolen
6   2, 64 |         another man burdens the depositary, who is bound either to ~
7   2, 64 |        and is bound to ease the depositary of his burden. On the other