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1 6 |        those of the villagers and husbandmen for their private advantage,
2 8 |           these, he gives laws to husbandmen and shepherds and bee–keepers,
3 8 |       shall be called the laws of husbandmen. And let the first of them
4 8 |         by any body; for example, husbandmen have had of old excellent
5 8 |         to the convenience of the husbandmen. And the chief officers
6 8 | implements and other things which husbandmen sell (such as skins and
7 10|          war upon the body, or to husbandmen observing anxiously the
8 10|       generals, or physicians, or husbandmen, or shepherds; and no one