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1 9 |      That all bad men are always involuntarily bad; and from this must
2 9 |         voluntary should be done involuntarily is a contradiction; wherefore
3 9 |        the unjust does injustice involuntarily. I too admit that all men
4 9 |        that all men do injustice involuntarily, and if any contentious
5 9 |        that he who harms another involuntarily does him an injury involuntarily,
6 9 | involuntarily does him an injury involuntarily, nor should I legislate
7 9 |         and at the public games, involuntarily kills a friend, and he dies
8 11|     trader either voluntarily or involuntarily; neither shall he be a merchant,