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1      I, XIII|        mechanic has a special and separate slavery; and whereas the
2     II, VI  |      individual two homesteads in separate places, and it is difficult
3     IV, XI  | government, and therefore need no separate discussion. And in fact
4      V, V   |        state of things is for the separate tribes, and not the whole
5     VI, VIII|          at Athens. It is well to separate off the jailorship also,
6     VI, VIII|          of these departments has separate officers, who are called
7   VIII, I   |        separately, and gives them separate instruction of the sort