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 1 1 |       exception insolent, unjust, violent men, and the most senseless
 2 1 |            contending against the violent summer heat; and there are
 3 1 |     beautiful and gentle, and not violent, her rule must needs have
 4 5 |  impetuous in all things, and has violent pains and pleasures, and
 5 5 |       reason of diverse winds and violent heats, some by reason of
 6 7 |        better of the terrible and violent internal one, and produces
 7 7 |   carefully tended, and kept from violent or excessive pleasures and
 8 7 |           mighty force and make a violent assault upon them, and thus
 9 7 |         he makes greater and more violent movements, and in general
10 8 |           robbers of temples, and violent, tyrannical persons; many
11 9 | conspirator to trial for making a violent and illegal attempt to change
12 9 |          first of all, concerning violent and involuntary homicides.
13 9 |     effect:—He who has suffered a violent end, when newly dead, if
14 9 |        and panic by reason of his violent end, when he sees his murderer
15 9 |         matters. If any one is so violent in his passion against his
16 9 |          has been said of murders violent and involuntary and committed
17 9 |           are to be inflicted for violent deaths, let thus much be
18 9 |          He who shall dare to lay violent hands upon his father or
19 10|  sacrilege, whether fraudulent or violent, and now we have to determine