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 1   I,  64|      proscription, banishment, and slaughter, strip the state of its
 2  IV,  28|            where there are wounds, slaughter, and shedding of blood;
 3  IV,  33|     bereave themselves, and by the slaughter of their own relatives cover
 4   V,  29|          us by flames, banishment, slaughter, and any other kind of punishments,
 5  VI,   2|         should take no part in the slaughter of war and devastation of
 6 VII,   1|        about sacrifices, about the slaughter and immolation of victims,
 7 VII,   4|          it to take delight in the slaughter of harmless creatures, to
 8 VII,   4|         and filled with joy by the slaughter of cattle, if ever they
 9 VII,  22|            much greater madness to slaughter pregnant swine to the Earth
10 VII,  32|     appeased by the immolation and slaughter of victims: are the gods
11 VII,  36|            blood of beasts and the slaughter of victims; we hold that
12 VII,  36|         only when glutted with the slaughter of animals. You think that,
13 VII,  40|            portended from fire and slaughter, from the destruction of
14 VII,  50| commonwealth was bowed down by the slaughter of so many and so great
15 VII,  51|           in the midst of battles, slaughter, death, and blood? If it