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 1 1 |      only of man, but of the beasts. The charge may be fairly
 2 3 |    in order to keep off wild beasts; thus creating a single
 3 6 |      do no harm, and also of beasts, both within the enclosure
 4 6 | property; they shall use the beasts of burden and the labourers
 5 6 |    shall be ways for man and beasts of burden and for cattle,
 6 6 |    and, as if they were wild beasts, chastise them with goads
 7 7 |   all kinds, and not of wild beasts only. The hunting after
 8 7 |   which the will strength of beasts is subdued by nets and snares,
 9 8 |      the nature of birds and beasts in general, who are born
10 12|    the life of man or of the beasts who are subject to man.
11 12|    do with fear; in this the beasts also participate, and quite