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 1 6 |  original lot; and let him be written down a condemned man as
 2 6 |       that his laws should be written down with all possible exactness;
 3 6 | however, by any compulsion of written law.~Let this then be our
 4 6 |       and let him who is thus written up, if he cannot in a court
 5 6 |      if she in like manner be written up as acting disorderly
 6 6 |     time of birth ought to be written down in the temples of their
 7 7 |    are the destruction of the written law because mankind get
 8 7 |       and come in between the written laws which are or are hereafter
 9 7 |       the previously existing written law; but if they depart
10 7 |       those strains which are written in prose, although you have
11 10|       that the laws when once written down are always at rest;
12 12|    the whole transaction in a written document, and in the presence
13 12|    and also in prose, whether written down or uttered in daily