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1      I, 1 |      and to maintain them, to defend themselves and to attack
2      I, 1 |    ashamed of being unable to defend himself with his limbs,
3      I, 1 |    but not of being unable to defend himself with speech and
4      I, 12|  attempt on them, and you can defend your innocence by pointing
5      I, 14|    and even hopeless crime to defend; or the sufferer may not
6     II, 3 |      with him, "Why don’t you defend yourself?" did right to
7     II, 22| praise or blame, to accuse or defend; here too we must take the
8     II, 22|     he has done, to accuse or defend him for his just or unjust