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1      I, 13|       the state of mind of the criminal have already been discussed.)
2      I, 13|       is or is not guilty of a criminal offence. It is deliberate
3      I, 13|     constitutes wickedness and criminal guilt, and such names as "
4      I, 13| another man, he is guilty of a criminal act according to the unwritten
5      I, 13|    make us distinguish between criminal acts on the one hand, and
6      I, 13|   might have been expected: a "criminal act" has results that might
7      I, 14|     the comparative badness of criminal actions.~
8     II, 23|     had his name recorded as a criminal on the slab in the Acropolis,