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1 1 |     differ from those of any ordinary state.~Megillus. That is
2 3 | proclaim by actions that the ordinary distinctions of right and
3 6 |    the dissolutions of them, ordinary as well as extraordinary.
4 7 |  declared both in law and in ordinary speech to be the more womanly
5 7 |      who, when compared with ordinary women, would appear to be
6 9 |     to rob temples is not an ordinary human malady, nor yet a
7 11|    is not discernible to the ordinary man, if the purchaser be
8 12|      this in addition to the ordinary virtues of a citizen, can
9 12|    danger is not a slight or ordinary one, and I would advise