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 1 1 |       blood, and will not draw near and strike at their enemies.
 2 2 |    justice; let him who “draws near and stretches out his hand
 3 3 |        and everything that was near and dear to them, as they
 4 3 |       mother, elders, and when near the end, the control of
 5 4 |        although the sea is too near, especially if, as you say,
 6 5 |     such sections; one of land near the city, the other of land
 7 5 |   manner: The section which is near the city shall be added
 8 6 |        for the sake of purity. Near the temples are to be placed
 9 6 |        years are reckoned. And near to them let the living members
10 7 |      men are placed apart, and near them are the common tables
11 8 |    order that we might come as near to reality as possible,
12 9 |      country. If those who are near at the time be inhabitants
13 12| harbours and public buildings, near the city but outside, by
14 12| mentioned hereafter as we draw near the end. To all these matters