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 1 1 |   have nautical skill, he is liable to sea–sickness.~Athenian.
 2 1 |      have, and which, though liable to take a wrong direction,
 3 6 |  confiscated, and let him be liable to a suit which shall be
 4 6 |      sea of politics, and is liable to all sorts of insidious
 5 6 | commotions, which are always liable to happen in some form or
 6 6 |      and magistrate shall be liable to give an account of his
 7 7 |     fears, will be made more liable to fear, and every one will
 8 7 |      do not submit, shall be liable all his life long to have
 9 8 |    despises the law shall be liable to a double penalty, the
10 8 |    unjust spirit, let him be liable to pay double to the injured
11 9 |    son who disobeys shall be liable to be brought to trial for
12 9 |  disobedient shall be justly liable to the law concerning impiety,
13 9 |     second place he shall be liable to be prosecuted by any
14 9 |    if he refuse, he shall be liable to be convicted by law of
15 10|     make men in general less liable to transgress in word or
16 11|   takes no heed, he shall be liable to the charge of having
17 11|    deemed base, and shall be liable to have a suit for damage
18 11|     if he do not, let him be liable to pay the appointed penalty.
19 11|    to his summoner, shall be liable for the harm which ensues
20 12|   principal shall be equally liable. If a person wishes to find
21 12|      time shall no longer be liable to be disturbed. As to houses
22 12|      in any case he shall be liable for damages, whether he