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 1 5 |          and inflicting death or exile in the last resort. For
 2 6 | inferiors, and he has to fly, an exile he must be and endure all
 3 9 |          or will not continue in exile during the appointed time,
 4 9 |    suffered, and also undergo an exile of two years, that he may
 5 9 |        to this shall be added an exile of three instead of two
 6 9 |        has completed his term of exile, the guardians shall send
 7 9 |          the deed, let him be an exile, and return no more; or
 8 9 |        three years; but when the exile returns the wife shall separate
 9 9 |    purification, and the term of exile shall be three years. And
10 9 |         undergo purification and exile, as was the case with parents
11 9 |       purification and remain in exile for a year, according to
12 9 |         or her undergo perpetual exile; if they have sons or daughters
13 9 |         citizens be in perpetual exile, and also childless, that
14 9 |          punishment of perpetual exile. He who is not a metic,
15 10|          by loss of property and exile? Should he not rather, when
16 12|         and if a man receives an exile he shall be punished with
17 12|         like the receiver of the exile, shall undergo the penalty