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 1 1 |  educated for the calling of a retail trader, or of a captain
 2 8 |      them. But let there be no retail trade for the sake of money–
 3 8 |  purchase of others. As to the retail trade in these things, whether
 4 8 |       which is commonly called retail trade. And butchers shall
 5 11|        follow the practices of retail trade. Concerning these,
 6 11|     law shall come afterwards. Retail trade in a city is not by
 7 11|        to see what has brought retail trade into ill–odour, and
 8 11|  wherefore all that relates to retail trade, and merchandise,
 9 11|        for a time, or carry on retail trade, or do anything of
10 11|      journeys, for the sake of retail trade, and receives strangers
11 11|   place, they must have as few retail traders as possible; and
12 11|       families, shall become a retail trader either voluntarily
13 11|  shares in the illiberality of retail trades may be indicted for
14 11|  second law:—He who engages in retail trade must be either a metic
15 11|    shall be:—In order that the retail trader who dwells in our
16 11|    multifarious occupations of retail trade, that is to say, in
17 11|        of the several kinds of retail trade, as we before commanded,
18 11| produce a moderate gain to the retail trades, and they shall fix
19 11| wardens of the country. And so retail trade will benefit every