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 1 1 |      so that there can be no dispute about them. As in the human
 2 1 |  myriads of nations ready to dispute the point with you, who
 3 6 |    once or twice; but if the dispute be raised a third time,
 4 6 |   they are bad. The point in dispute between the parties should
 5 6 | condemning it; there is less dispute about the slavery which
 6 6 |    benefit. If, however, any dispute arises about what is proper
 7 7 |     city; or, if there be no dispute, let her punish him herself.
 8 11|  denies that the property in dispute belongs to other, if the
 9 11|     some kinsman or guardian dispute this, the reply is that
10 11|     there have the points in dispute determined. And he who loses
11 12|     respecting the points in dispute, and so got rid of the matter
12 12|    and lands there can be no dispute in this state of ours; but
13 12|    conversation, whether men dispute about them in the spirit