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 1 5 |      but only those among whom crimes and lawsuits are few and
 2 9 |      one who will be guilty of crimes as heinous as any which
 3 9 |    from ancient and unexpiated crimes of his race, an ever–recurring
 4 9 | abstained from the greatest of crimes. His punishment shall be
 5 9 |       and what are involuntary crimes, and shall we make the punishments
 6 9 |        of voluntary errors and crimes and less for the involuntary?
 7 9 |  ignorance is a third cause of crimes. Ignorance, however, may
 8 9 |    likely commit some of these crimes, either in a state of madness
 9 9 |      now to speak of voluntary crimes done with injustice of every
10 9 |        as a prelude concerning crimes of violence in general;
11 10|    produces two other sorts of crimes, and the notion that they
12 10|       really multiplying their crimes infinitely, bringing guilt