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 1 6 |        any of the commanders is guilty of such an irregularity,
 2 6 |       them, and he who is found guilty in such a case shall pay
 3 8 |         if the accused be found guilty of injuring the water by
 4 9 |      arise some one who will be guilty of crimes as heinous as
 5 9 |      strangers’ servants may be guilty of many impieties. And with
 6 9 |         if any citizen be found guilty of any great or unmentionable
 7 9 |   disorder of his, aided by the guilty recollection of is communicated
 8 9 | assigned to those who have been guilty of involuntary homicide,
 9 9 |        and also, if he be found guilty, his body after execution
10 9 |         he shall cast forth the guilty thing beyond the border,
11 9 |       shall be inflicted on the guilty may fairly and with advantage
12 9 |       or a sister, and is found guilty, death shall be the penalty.
13 9 |        said, and if he be found guilty, let him be imprisoned for
14 9 |  assisting, and he who is found guilty in such a suit, if he be
15 9 |         And if any one is found guilty of assaulting a parent,
16 10|         as follows:—If a man is guilty of any impiety in word or
17 10|         of money—let him who is guilty of any of these things be
18 10|         man or woman who is not guilty of any other great and impious
19 10|       And if a person be proven guilty of impiety, not merely from
20 10|     such as grown–up men may be guilty of, whether he have sacrificed
21 11|       manner he shall be deemed guilty of violence, and being convicted
22 11|   matters. For every one who is guilty of adulteration in the agora
23 12|  suppose, when he thieves or is guilty of violence, that he is
24 12|       have been, if he be found guilty of robbing his country by
25 12|      peers; and he who is found guilty shall never be allowed to
26 12|     service, and if he be found guilty, the same punishment shall
27 12|      terms:—When a man is found guilty of disgracefully throwing
28 12|       mina. And he who is found guilty of cowardice, shall not
29 12|       dignity of his office, be guilty of any crooked practice?