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 1 4 |   shall pay such and such a fine, or shall suffer the loss
 2 4 |   be free, and shall pay no fine; but he who is disobedient,
 3 4 |    five, shall pay a yearly fine of a certain amount, in
 4 5 |    the money, and also to a fine not less in amount than
 5 6 |    second class shall pay a fine of triple the amount which
 6 6 |     and shall pay a heavier fine, and be incapable of ever
 7 6 | class, and they shall pay a fine of ten drachmae if they
 8 6 |  shall be let off without a fine, unless the magistrates
 9 6 |  themselves of inflicting a fine upon him to the amount of
10 6 |   age, let him pay a yearly fine;—he who of the highest class
11 6 |   highest class shall pay a fine of a hundred drachmae, and
12 6 |     is of the second dass a fine of seventy drachmae; the
13 6 |     he who does not pay the fine annually shall owe ten times
14 6 | exact the money, or pay the fine themselves.~The betrothal
15 6 |   work, and should impose a fine on him who is negligent;
16 7 |    under penalty of a legal fine, to be always carrying the
17 8 |    morose temper, and pay a fine to the injured party, equivalent
18 9 |   anything which deserves a fine, he shall pay the fine,
19 9 |    a fine, he shall pay the fine, if he have anything in
20 9 |    assisting him to pay the fine. No criminal shall go unpunished,
21 9 |   shall himself receive the fine in accordance with the law.
22 9 |   highest dass, by paying a fine of a mina; or if he be of
23 9 |    of the third class, by a fine of thirty drachmas; or if
24 9 |   of the fourth class, by a fine of twenty drachmas; and
25 11|    convicted, by exacting a fine of double the amount of
26 11| neglect, besides paying the fine, let him be deposed from
27 11|  country, or he shall pay a fine of three minae, which shall