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 1 2 |         who gives us the greatest amount of pleasure and mirth? For
 2 4 |          yearly fine of a certain amount, in order that he may not
 3 5 |          mean in having a greater amount of pleasure and less of
 4 5 |        also to a fine not less in amount than the foreign money which
 5 5 |        appointed according to the amount of property: there should
 6 5 |         as much as four times the amount of this. But if a person
 7 6 |         before the magistrate the amount of his property, excepting
 8 6 |          pay a fine of triple the amount which was exacted at first,
 9 6 |           but in suits of greater amount, or in case of lesser, if
10 6 | inflicting a fine upon him to the amount of a hundred drachmae, or
11 6 |        the city up to double that amount. And let the wardens of
12 7 |           we to impose this great amount of exercise upon newly–born
13 8 |           which involves a larger amount, let him bring his suit
14 8 |          the case; but if greater amount be involved, then let the
15 9 |            let him pay double the amount of the theft if he be convicted,
16 9 |           will pay back twice the amount of the theft, he shall be
17 9 |            he shall pay twice the amount of the loss to his owner.
18 9 |          other to suffer a double amount of fines and purifications;
19 9 |      place he shall pay twice the amount of the injury, if the wound
20 9 |         incurable, four times the amount of the injury; or if the
21 9 |           they shall estimate the amount of the injury.~All the preceding
22 11|           as a penalty double the amount of the damages claimed to
23 11|          they shall consider what amount of receipts, after deducting
24 11|     exacting a fine of double the amount of that inflicted by the
25 11|          is the result of such an amount of hatred as this. In another
26 12|         he who takes up a greater amount; not having deposited it,
27 12|    receive from the defendant the amount of the damages and, as I