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1 3 |             the state, and inflicted personal punishments and fines summarily
2 6 |            general welfare above his personal aggrandisement, is not likely
3 8 |              inflict either fines or personal punishment. The money received
4 13|              the motive was found in personal rivalries among themselves.
5 13|             descent, from motives of personal apprehension. A proof of
6 18| distinguished families and were also personal friends of the tyrants.
7 39|          free enjoyment of their own personal property. The temple at