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1 6 |       with having intentionally decided wrong, let him go to the
2 8 |      the trifles which might be decided by any body; for example,
3 9 |     shall decide who would have decided if the man had died of his
4 11|         these matters are to be decided by the courts of the tribes;
5 12|        were simply and speedily decided by him. For he made the
6 12|     taker of the oath, shall be decided without the oath of the
7 12|       the rewards of virtue are decided.~Let such be the character
8 12|     damages, if the suit be not decided before the first judges;
9 12| underworld or of this, shall be decided by the interpreters with