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 1 3 |     sense, authority is to be committed. For, O my friends, how
 2 5 |       the errors which he has committed from time to time, and the
 3 5 |     stranger. And of offences committed, whether against strangers
 4 6 |    way their election will be committed to God, that he may do what
 5 6 |       service to whom this is committed may be called the secret
 6 7 |  others, and whose husbandry, committed to slaves paying a part
 7 7 |      learning of compositions committed to writing which are not
 8 7 | saying that these ought to be committed to memory, if a man is to
 9 9 |    been in this state when he committed the offence, he shall simply
10 9 |   numerous than for those who committed homicide at the games;—what
11 9 |     wherefore about homicides committed in hot blood, there is a
12 9 |    years. And when he who has committed any such crime returns,
13 9 |   violent and involuntary and committed in passion: we have now
14 9 |    murder or some other crime committed against the Gods or against
15 10|    degree great when they are committed against private rites and