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1      I, IV |    himself an instrument which takes precedence of all other
2      I, X  | science does not make men, but takes them from nature and uses
3    III, XV |  fourth day, but if sooner, he takes the risk. Hence it is clear
4    III, XVI|       only cures a patient and takes a fee; whereas magistrates
5     IV, XVI|        or scrutinies; a second takes cognizance of ordinary offenses
6      V, I  |       Heliaea when an election takes place, and the office of
7      V, XI |     among his subjects; (2) he takes away their power; (3) he
8    VII, XIV|   other to be governed. No one takes offense at being governed
9    VII, XVI|       children, if their birth takes place soon, as may reasonably