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 1     6|          an immense distance, and being naked or lightly clad with
 2     7|         or battalions, instead of being formed by chance or by a
 3     8|         state can be bound is the being required to give, among
 4    12|      crime, they think, ought, in being punished, to be exposed,
 5    13|          private business without being armed. It is not, however,
 6    19|   distinguished from the slave by being brought up with greater
 7    20| hospitality. To exclude any human being from their roof is thought
 8    27|         earned the distinction of being a Roman colony, and prefer
 9    42|         of the divinity, the name being Alcis. They have no images,
10    42|    worshipped. The Harii, besides being superior in strength to
11    43|         badge of all these tribes being the round shield, the short
12    44|          all else, differ only in being ruled by a woman. So low