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 1 4|    soul, whereas the good is pure; and from one who is polluted,
 2 4|   coercion, but employ force pure and simple. Moreover, there
 3 4|     meaner sort, was the law pure and simple; and that which
 4 5|   involve in destruction the pure and healthy nature and being
 5 6|    that he is of a perfectly pure family, not stained with
 6 6|      may reach the fountains pure and abundant, and be both
 7 6| dipped in honey, and similar pure offerings, but no flesh
 8 7|  lyre, because its notes are pure, the player who teaches
 9 8|      according to law, to be pure of blood, considering that
10 9|     please, and they will be pure; or if he kills a freeman,
11 9|     they do, and he shall be pure. But if he be not acquitted,
12 9|    city, having his soul not pure of the guilt of murder,