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1      I, 11|        for instance, one man, horse, or young person is pleasant
2      I, 11|      pleasant to another man, horse, or young person. Hence
3     II, 20| telling them the fable of the horse who had a field all to himself.
4     II, 20|      spoil his pasturage. The horse, wishing to revenge himself
5     II, 20|     javelins in my hand". The horse agreed, and the man mounted;
6     II, 20|      revenge on the stag, the horse found himself the slave
7     II, 20|     meet the same fate as the horse. By making Phalaris military