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1 1 |     together for the sake of mutual protection. He seems to me to have
2 3 |       institutions not only for the protection of Peloponnesus, but of
3 5 |           directly dependent on the protection of God, than wrongs done
4 6 |          flies to his relatives for protection, and finds in them his only
5 11|           such things are under the protection of the Goddess of ways,
6 11| understanding that the law gives no protection in cases of things sold
7 11| understanding that the law gives no protection in such cases. He who sells
8 11|             they shall share in the protection which is afforded by these
9 12|         time he grows old under the protection of the laws, and his end