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 1 4 |       in all sorts of ways. The violence of war and the hard necessity
 2 4 |     said that Pindar considered violence natural and justified it.~
 3 6 |         may fairly use a little violence in order to make you.~Cleinias.
 4 8 |    inspectors of temperance and violence, they should chastise him
 5 9 |         city to factions, using violence and stirring up sedition
 6 9 |   temples, and the subverter by violence of the laws of the state.
 7 9 |         kind of actions done by violence and in the light of day,
 8 9 |          or sometimes both with violence and deceit; the laws concerning
 9 9 |         by blows, or some other violence, the slayer shall undergo
10 9 |    prelude concerning crimes of violence in general; and I must not
11 9 |         who deprives himself by violence of his appointed share of
12 9 | guiltless. And any one who does violence to a free woman or a youth,
13 9 |         find his wife suffering violence, he may kill the violator,
14 9 |       have to speak of deeds of violence, voluntary and involuntary,
15 9 |         of assault are deeds of violence; and every man, woman, or
16 10|       let us sum up all acts of violence under a single law, which
17 10|     parents; the fourth kind of violence is when any one, regardless
18 11|       shall be deemed guilty of violence, and being convicted shall
19 11|  another any injury by theft or violence, for the greater injury
20 11|        all actions of theft and violence, and giving laws of such
21 12|       Zeus delight in fraud and violence, or ever practised, either.
22 12|         thieves or is guilty of violence, that he is doing nothing
23 12|         his country by fraud or violence, whether he be caught in