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1 2 | thus have been involved in crime, to follow them up and punish
2 3 |    held guilty of the same crime as if he had killed a man. --
3 4 |   death, then there is the crime unpunished of their looking
4 9 | have thus been involved in crime, to follow them up and punish
5 10| fall into a well, it is no crime in the infant. Moreover,
6 14|   is not enough for such a crime.~3. 'Therefore, those who
7 20| speak of high matters is a crime. When a scholar stands in
8 24|   the five chiefs.~4. 'The crime of him who connives at,
9 24|   prince is small, but the crime of him who anticipates and