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1 3 |      multitude in general, were kept quiet by a hint from a stick.
2 6 |         the agora as not having kept his guard, let him be deemed
3 7 |      most carefully tended, and kept from violent or excessive
4 8 |     made by him in the register kept by the magistrates.~
5 9 | stranger, the homicide shall be kept from the country of the
6 9 |        that the stranger may be kept far away from the possibility
7 11|    false witness, and have them kept under the seal of both parties,
8 12|    which they arrived was to be kept a secret from the citizens