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1    III, XIV|    not the power of life and death, except in a specified case,
2    III, XIV|   the power even of life and death. Does he not say—"When I
3    III, XIV| vultures, for in my hands is death"?~This, then, is one form
4     IV, IX |      the power of inflicting death or banishment rests with
5     IV, XIV|     it passes laws, inflicts death, exile, confiscation, elects
6      V, X  |     moment he landed; such a death would be welcome to him."
7      V, XI |     too high; he must put to death men of spirit; he must not