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 1 7 |   imitates the modes of avoiding blows and missiles by dropping
 2 7 |    javelins, and of all sorts of blows. And when the imitation
 3 8 | ourselves in imitating all those blows and wards which we were
 4 8 |          boxing gloves, that the blows and the wards might be practised
 5 8 |     shall be beaten with as many blows as there are grapes on the
 6 8 |         of satisfaction for such blows. Of these fruits the stranger
 7 9 |      deserts—death, or bonds, or blows, or degrading places of
 8 9 |        time or afterwards of the blows which he has received; or
 9 9 |          the death of another by blows and the like on a momentary
10 9 |       slays a son or daughter by blows, or some other violence,
11 9 |        to correct such an one by blows, either as the aggressor
12 9 |         inflict upon him as many blows with the scourge as he has
13 9 |    country shall punish him with blows, or in any way which they
14 11|        the law, and control with blows those who indulge in passion,