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 1      I, VI  |          of justice (for law and custom are a sort of justice),
 2      I, VI  |   slavery in accordance with the custom of war is justified by law,
 3     II, V   |    individuals, according to the custom which is at present universal,
 4     II, IX  |        and, according to ancient custom, those who cannot contribute
 5    III, XIV |          by right of force. This custom is described in Homer. For
 6     IV, XIV |        deliberation to adopt the custom of oligarchies respecting
 7      V, X   |          Others arose out of the custom which oligarchies had of
 8    VII, II  | established by law and others by custom. Yet to a reflecting mind
 9    VII, XVI |         according to our present custom, people generally limit
10    VII, XVII|     Hence many barbarians have a custom of plunging their children
11    VII, XVII|        in our own day the common custom, and in the third place,