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1 9 |     murdered man will fix the guilt upon his kinsman, and he
2 9 |     in general the degrees of guilt will be such as we have
3 9 | himself, let him be free from guilt, as he would be if he had
4 9 | defence, let him be free from guilt in like manner; and so in
5 9 |     his own accord remits the guilt of homicide to another,
6 9 |      his soul not pure of the guilt of murder, let him be tried
7 9 |       and the whole family of guilt. And he shall cast forth
8 9 | murderer is rightly free from guilt:—If a man catch a thief
9 10|   crimes infinitely, bringing guilt from heaven upon themselves,