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 1 1|   friends of another of his death, except for his having been
 2 1|     love life less and fear death less, he would be praised
 3 2| swords; whence resulted the death of almost all of them, and
 4 2|     war, were either put to death or remained slaves in perpetuity,
 5 2|     the defeated are put to death, and no one is kept prisoner
 6 6| that they not all be put to death, they put their names in
 7 6| part, and those they put to death. Which penalty was so carried
 8 6|   condemned publicly put to death by the other soldiers. Which
 9 6|     cause, condemned him to death. It is, therefore, a method
10 7|   plunder. Some have put to death those who left the besieged