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 1 4 |          against the laws, to the hurt of the state.”~Cleinias.
 2 9 |     should rather say that such a hurt, whether great or small,
 3 9 | distinction between injustice and hurt he must fix his eye; and
 4 9 |        his eye; and when there is hurt, he must, as far as he can,
 5 9 |           far as he can, make the hurt good by law, and save that
 6 9 |           in addition pay for the hurt. Whether the end is to be
 7 9 |    clearly the difference between hurt and injustice, and the various
 8 9 |         called just; although the hurt done by mistake is thought
 9 9 |          shall simply pay for the hurt which he may have done to
10 9 |          to pay or suffer who has hurt or wounded another. Any
11 11|         their parents, and do any hurt to any of them, let them
12 12|           the dead with as little hurt as possible to the living.