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 1      I, VIII| acquired by exchange and retail trade—there is the shepherd, the
 2      I, IX  |        we may infer that retail trade is not a natural part of
 3      I, IX  |         getting, namely, retail trade; which was at first probably
 4      I, IX  |       getting wealth and retail trade are concerned with coin.
 5      I, IX  |       household; whereas retail trade is the art of producing
 6      I, X   | management, the other is retail trade: the former necessary and
 7    III, II  |    magistrates; for it is their trade to make Larissaeans." Yet
 8     IV, IV  |        in commerce or in retail trade. A fourth class is that
 9     IV, IV  |    whether engaged in war or in trade, as ferrymen or as fishermen. (
10      V, XII |         against making money in trade. But at Carthage, which
11     VI, V   |       rate, make a beginning in trade or husbandry. And if this
12    VII, XII |         s agora"; from this all trade should be excluded, and
13    VII, XII | intended for the necessities of trade.~The same order should prevail