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 1 1 |      where such a victory is gained, or censured in the opposite
 2 1 |   who has experience in laws gained either by study or habit,
 3 3 |     former occasion they had gained a seemingly impossible victory,
 4 6 |       whether this was to be gained by study, or habit, or some
 5 8 | cities the means of life are gained in many ways and from divers
 6 11|       the decision which was gained by these means shall be
 7 11|    money, in whatever manner gained; and equally, if he be judged
 8 12|       there is nothing to be gained by a false oath; but all
 9 12|    converse of that which is gained in war; and when they come
10 12|    of some of those who have gained the prize of virtue and