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 1 1 |     the source of ten thousand acts of injustice, by making
 2 5 |        or altogether incurable acts of injustice done to him
 3 6 | marriages, or any other sacred acts, relating either to future,
 4 9 |      deter him, and punish his acts, under the idea that he
 5 9 |        not say that all unjust acts are involuntary, or we must
 6 9 |    unlawful and unholy. But if acts of injustice cannot be divided
 7 10|    assaults, let us sum up all acts of violence under a single
 8 10|      degree (not to repeat the acts formerly mentioned), when
 9 10|    abstaining from unrighteous acts, but upon doing them and
10 10|    small ones? Reflect; he who acts in this way, whether he
11 10| lenient to the doers of unjust acts, if they divide the spoil
12 11|      this law. But any one who acts contrary to the law on these