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 1   8, 4  |      debts, (then follow), (2) deposit and pledge, (3) sale without
 2   8, 30 |    shall cause to be kept as a deposit during three years; within
 3   8, 145|         Neither a pledge nor a deposit can be lost by lapse of
 4   8, 149| property of infants, an (open) deposit, a sealed deposit, women,
 5   8, 149|        open) deposit, a sealed deposit, women, the property of
 6   8, 179|     sensible man should make a deposit (only) with a person of (
 7   8, 180| whatever manner a person shall deposit anything in the hands of
 8   8, 181|        He who restores not his deposit to the depositor at his
 9   8, 182|       let the (judge) actually deposit gold with that (defendant)
10   8, 185|       185. An open or a sealed deposit must never be returned to
11   8, 188|        in the case of a sealed deposit (the depositary) shall incur
12   8, 189|                        189. (A deposit) which has been stolen by
13   8, 190|         Him who appropriates a deposit and him (who asks for it)
14   8, 191|       He who does not return a deposit and he who demands what
15   8, 192|       does not restore an open deposit, and in like manner him
16   8, 192|       him who retains a sealed deposit, to pay a fine equal (to
17   8, 194|                      194. If a deposit of a particular description
18   8, 196|   decide (causes) concerning a deposit and a friendly loan (for
19  11, 58 |                 58. Stealing a deposit, or men, a horse, and silver,
20  11, 89 |        teacher, for stealing a deposit, and for killing (his) wife