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1     II, VI  |     out of different wools. He allows that a man’s whole property
2     II, VIII|    twenty minae, and the judge allows him ten minae (or in general
3     II, VIII|    asks for more and the judge allows less), while another judge
4     II, VIII|     less), while another judge allows five, another four minae.
5     II, IX  | purchase of an inheritance, he allows anybody who likes to give
6     II, XI  |       be bought. The law which allows this abuse makes wealth
7     IV, VI  |       is the first form, which allows to any one who obtains the