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1 7 |     pupils shall be regarded as belonging to the state rather than
2 8 |        the whole number of them belonging to any one of the twelve
3 11|       property be registered as belonging to some one who is not present,
4 11|        your possessions, not as belonging to yourselves, but as belonging
5 11| belonging to yourselves, but as belonging to your whole family, both
6 11|       family and possessions as belonging to the state; wherefore,
7 12|         If a man steal anything belonging to the public, whether that
8 12|       slave, whether his own or belonging to another, the suit shall