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1 1|       he is the only man who is freely and genuinely good by the
2 4| fountain, he allows to flow out freely whatever comes in, and his
3 5|     power. Let every man, then, freely strive for the prize of
4 7|         give their instructions freely, and the others to receive
5 7|      the newly–founded city may freely select what is proper and
6 9|    murdered person before dying freely forgives the murderer, let