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1      I, XIII| several virtues, what in their intercourse with one another is good,
2     II, IV  |      hinder lovers from carnal intercourse only, but should permit
3     II, IV  |        strange, too, to forbid intercourse for no other reason than
4    III, IX  |    sake of exchange and mutual intercourse; for then the Tyrrhenians
5    III, IX  |       so far off as to have no intercourse, and there were laws among
6    III, IX  |        to be a state, if their intercourse with one another was of
7    VII, VI  | manifestly reap the benefit of intercourse with their ports; and any