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1 6 | flattery, let them be publicly dishonoured; and in regard to any other
2 7 |       and making the old to be dishonoured among them and the new to
3 9 |     public imprisonment and be dishonoured, unless some of his friends
4 11|        as tradition says, when dishonoured by his sons, invoked on
5 11|        mother who is specially dishonoured by his or her children,
6 11|     prayers, and when they are dishonoured, they utter imprecations
7 11|     under the penalty of being dishonoured, and held disobedient to