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 1 1 |         man and a wise to be our master of the revels? For if the
 2 2 |          trained under a singing master, he is pinched and hungry,
 3 3 |        people was not as now the master, but rather the willing
 4 4 |          under foot, becomes the master either of a state or of
 5 4 |           and so he relieves the master of the house of the care
 6 6 |       servant will not be a good master; a man should pride himself
 7 6 |          slave, and freeman, and master.~Cleinias. That is obvious.~
 8 6 |       may be truly said of every master, and tyrant, and of every
 9 6 |   disorders we must endeavour to master by the three great principles
10 8 |          legislator who wants to master any of the passions which
11 8 |        any of the passions which master man may easily know how
12 8 | ordinance once consecrated would master the soul of, every man,
13 8 |      impiety will enable them to master that which other inferior
14 8 |        if any one, whether he be master or slave, takes of them
15 9 |       his own, he shall bear the master of the dead man harmless
16 9 |         land, and is not his own master, let the magistrate whom
17 9 |         fit of passion kills his master, the kindred of the deceased
18 9 |          freeman, who is not his master, the owner shall give up
19 9 |        parents, or a servant his master, death shall be the penalty.
20 9 |        must surrender him to his master according to law, and not
21 11|      state, which shall give his master the price of him; but if
22 11|         a marriage as his former master approves. He shall not be
23 11|          has shall belong to his master. The freedman shall not
24 11|    magistrates and of his former master to remain. If a freedman
25 11|      live with him—and he, being master of his property, is the
26 11|       shall always belong to the master of the female slave. Again,
27 11|    offspring shall belong to the master of the slave; but if a child
28 11|         either of a slave by her master, or of his mistress by a
29 11|    himself in part to blame, the master of the slave who has done
30 11|          done the injury. But if master argue that the charge has
31 12|          body, and the other the master, in whom all the ruling
32 12|     value of the article. If the master be absent from home, the
33 12|     during five days; and if the master of the house be absent during