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 1 3 |      as I may say, with the loss of the arts, and there was
 2 4 |   fine, or shall suffer the loss of such and such privileges.
 3 5 |  shall suffer no penalty or loss of reputation; but if he
 4 6 |     all this is fairly at a loss. Two remedies alone remain
 5 6 |  hear without any fruitless loss of time. That which has
 6 8 |  evil to the state than the loss of a few.~Cleinias. We are
 7 8 |    writing the value of the loss; if the accused be found
 8 9 |  the dead man harmless from loss, or shall pay a penalty
 9 9 |     twice the amount of the loss to his owner. And if any
10 9 | shall pay a penalty for the loss which the state has incurred.
11 10|   some cases be punished by loss of property and exile? Should
12 11|    far heavier than a great loss of money.~Thus will orphan
13 11| much as will compensate the loss. And besides the compensation
14 12|    providing remedy for the loss; and by those who will not