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1 III,  1 |        in sparring, and really wound him. The ignorance may relate,
2   V,  4 |      the other has inflicted a wound, or one has slain and the
3   V,  5 |       official has inflicted a wound, he should not be wounded
4   V,  8 |       threw not with intent to wound but only to prick), or the
5   V,  9 |     one’s neighbour’s wife, to wound another, to deliver a bribe,
6   V,  9 |      could lie with a woman or wound a neighbour; and the brave
7 VIII,  9| stranger, and more terrible to wound a father than any one else.