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 1 8 |        figs on the fig–tree. Let a metic purchase the “choice” autumnal
 2 8 |            likes may come and be a metic on certain conditions; a
 3 9 |         the same rules. If he be a metic, let him be absent for a
 4 9 |        have slain a stranger, or a metic, or a citizen, he shall
 5 9 |        final. But if a stranger or metic smite one who is older by
 6 9 |         period of two years; and a metic who disobeys the laws shall
 7 9 |         been already said, and the metic or stranger who comes to
 8 9 |   perpetual exile. He who is not a metic, if he comes to the rescue,
 9 11|            if he be a citizen or a metic, sojourning in the city,
10 11| magistrates, if he be a slave or a metic, shall have the adulterated
11 11|      retail trade must be either a metic or a stranger. And a third