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 1 1 |        either side adduce their witnesses and approvers, and some
 2 1 |  authority because we have many witnesses; and others because they
 3 8 |    suits, and summonses and the witnesses to summonses—for example,
 4 8 |        for example, whether two witnesses should be required for a
 5 9 |         done this, and have had witnesses and evidence enough, they
 6 11|          they shall be both his witnesses and his advocates; and if
 7 11|   accusation of perjury against witnesses, touching their evidence
 8 11|          and more than half the witnesses are condemned, the decision
 9 12|      nor producing any proof or witnesses to confirm his statement,
10 12| presence of not less than three witnesses if the sum be under a thousand
11 12|       and of not less than five witnesses if the sum be above a thousand
12 12|        a principal party or his witnesses; if the person prevented