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1 1 |      saying—that all men are publicly one another’s enemies, and
2 3 |     of all of them, and will publicly present such as they approve
3 5 |     exception of the lot, be publicly registered before the magistrates
4 6 |     of flattery, let them be publicly dishonoured; and in regard
5 8 |    other way, and he offends publicly in the face of all mankind,
6 10| perform any sacred rites not publicly authorized—supposing the
7 10|   whether he have sacrificed publicly or privately to any Gods,