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 1 5 |         for a long time the two parties were ranged in hostile camps
 2 6 |     incur the hostility of both parties by placing his honour and
 3 11|    abolition of debts, and both parties were alienated through their
 4 12|       And again he reviles both parties for their grumblings in
 5 13| rivalries among themselves. The parties at this time were three
 6 13|         given to the respective parties were derived from the districts
 7 15| combination of the two opposing parties, he retired from the country.
 8 30|      for precedence between the parties wishing to appear before
 9 39|       be common ground for both parties, and should be under the
10 39|        the mysteries, when both parties should be free from these
11 40|         far from the democratic parties making advances from their
12 53|        if they cannot bring the parties to an agreement, they give
13 53|         decision satisfies both parties, and they abide by it, the
14 53|       end; but if either of the parties appeals to the law-courts,
15 55|   accuser appears, he gives the parties an opportunity of making
16 57|         or any disputes between parties concerning priestly rites;