Chapter

 1 1pref| negligence; by taking emptiest precaution against (crimes) to which
 2 1pref|        against which they take precaution: whereas either precaution
 3 1pref|     precaution: whereas either precaution is not to be taken where
 4 1pref|        quarter not given where precaution is taken; for they take
 5 1pref|        is taken; for they take precaution, as if they were unwilling
 6 1pref|         they ought not to take precaution. For, again, adultery and
 7 1pref|     the solicitude which takes precaution, and the security which
 8 1pref|        moderate, and for their precaution as if they were greatest
 9 1pref|        were greatest But by us precaution is thus also taken against
10 14   |         the loss against which precaution was being taken had to do
11 14   |       had not yet perished. No precaution is taken in the use of a