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 1 5 |       thinks that life at any price is a good, does he honour
 2 6 |    than fifty drachmae as the price of the marriage garments
 3 11|     shall give his master the price of him; but if he do not
 4 11| deliver them, and receive the price of them, at a fixed place
 5 11|    suit, shall pay double the price at which he sold. If a private
 6 11|       shall only pay back the price of the slave. If a person
 7 11|   sells, but he shall ask one price, and if he do not obtain
 8 11|     drachma, according to the price of the goods; and the herald
 9 11|       contracted with him the price of the works which he has
10 11|      not attempt to raise the price, but simply ask the value;
11 11|    exchange, does not pay the price in the time agreed, pay
12 11|   time agreed, pay double the price; and if a year has elapsed,
13 11|        the public shall pay a price on his behalf to the owner;
14 11|  which the court fixes as the price of the slave; and if he
15 12|  whose acquaintance is beyond price, and who spring up quite