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 1 6 |         of the family of either sex, and no man shall spend
 2 6 |      weakness—I mean the female sex—has been left without regulation
 3 6 |         is nothing at which the sex is more likely to take offence.
 4 7 |     ought not to let the female sex live softly and waste money
 5 7 |         utmost care of the male sex, and leaves half of life
 6 8 |       unnatural loves of either sex, from which innumerable
 7 9 |   parents and kindred of either sex, including the children
 8 11| guardian of an orphan of either sex, and he among the guardians
 9 11|         children, one of either sex, shall be deemed sufficient
10 11|    animal.~If a slave of either sex injure anything, which is
11 11|      witness. A slave of either sex and a child shall be allowed
12 12|        is that no one of either sex should be without a commander;
13 12|         all strangers of either sex who come from other countries,
14 12|   Concerning the dead of either sex, the religious ceremonies