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 1 6 |     family, not stained with homicide or any similar impiety in
 2 6 |     courts in which cases of homicide and other trials of capital
 3 8 |    these mimic contests, the homicide is involuntary, and we will
 4 9 |     Having begun to speak of homicide, let us endeavour to lay
 5 9 |      for those who committed homicide at the games;—what they
 6 9 |      he shall be quit of the homicide. And if a man kills a freeman
 7 9 |  dead man be a stranger, the homicide shall be kept from the country
 8 9 | heavier for those who commit homicide with angry premeditation,
 9 9 |  respects as the involuntary homicide would have suffered, and
10 9 |     take cognisance):—When a homicide of either kind has completed
11 9 |     to his owner. And if any homicide is disobedient to the law,
12 9 |   been guilty of involuntary homicide, and do as they do, and
13 9 |   accord remits the guilt of homicide to another, under the idea
14 9 |   worst trials for voluntary homicide. A second cause is ambition:
15 9 |       does not prosecute the homicide when he ought, and have
16 11|   slave. If a person sells a homicide to another, and they both