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1 9| difficulty in determining that wounds and mutilations arising
2 9|     mutilations arising out of wounds should follow next in order
3 9|        order after deaths. Let wounds be divided as homicides
4 9|     permit him to slay, and he wounds him, but is unable to kill
5 9|        the man had died of his wounds. And if a child intentionally
6 9|  convicted of having inflicted wounds in a passion, in the first
7 9|      in like manner, a brother wounds a brother, the parents and
8 9|        any one unintentionally wounds another he shall simply