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 1 1 |   which the better citizens win a victory over the mob and
 2 2 |    adjudge victors ought to win; for our ways are far and
 3 3 | that the conquerors did not win glorious victories both
 4 4 | laws of the state, he shall win the palm; and to him who
 5 5 |    peace or war, desires to win the palm of obedience to
 6 8 |     pleasure, which if they win, they will live happily;
 7 9 |     law must always seek to win over the doers and sufferers
 8 11| which above all others will win him the favour of the Gods.~
 9 11|    the law enables a man to win a particular cause, whether
10 12|     third court, then if he win he shall receive from the