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 1 1 |       there was Rhadamanthus, a brother of his, with whose name
 2 7 |         one who may be a son or brother, standing by another at
 3 8 |    Athenian. When any one has a brother or sister who is fair; and
 4 9 |     deprived of a child or of a brother. And he who is impious and
 5 9 |       any one who pleases. If a brother or a sister in a fit of
 6 9 |        a fit of passion kills a brother or a sister, they shall
 7 9 |    father or his mother. But if brother kills brother in a civil
 8 9 |    mother. But if brother kills brother in a civil broil, or under
 9 9 |        be the penalty. And if a brother ora sister intentionally
10 9 |    sister intentionally wound a brother or a sister, and is found
11 9 |       And if, in like manner, a brother wounds a brother, the parents
12 9 |      manner, a brother wounds a brother, the parents and kindred
13 9 |    person injured as he would a brother or father or still older
14 11|   behind him daughters, let his brother, being the son of the same
15 11|     dead man. And if he have no brother, but only a brother’s son,
16 11|     have no brother, but only a brother’s son, in like manner let
17 11|      and if there be not even a brother’s son, but only the son
18 11|         the testator’s father’s brother, or in the fifth degree,
19 11|      fifth degree, his father’s brother’s son, or in the sixth degree,
20 11| extending to grandchildren of a brother, or to the grandchildren
21 11|   second degree a daughter of a brother, and in the third, a daughter
22 11|      the daughter of a father’s brother, and in a sixth degree of
23 12|       consider that the son, or brother, or the beloved one, whoever