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To whom I answered, that it is not the custom of the Romans to give up any man, before that the accused have the accusers face to face, and have had opportunity to make his defense concerning the matter laid against him. |
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To ª
whom ª
I answered, ª°²
It ¹
is ª°
not ª
the manner ª
of the Romans ª
to deliver ª°
any ª
man ª
to ª
die, ª
before ª
that ª
he which is accused ª°
have ª°
the ¹
accusers ª
face to face, ªª²
and ¹
have ²°
licence ª¹
to answer for himself ª
concerning ª
the ¹
crime laid against him. ª |
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To ª
whom ª
I answered, ª°²
It ¹
is ª°
not ª
the maner ª
of the Romanes ª
to deliuer ª°
any ª
man ª
to ª
die, ª
before ª
that ª
he which is accused, ª°
haue ª°
the ¹
accusers ª
face to face, ªª²
and ¹
haue ²°
licence ª¹
to answere for himselfe ª
concerning ª
the ¹
crime laid against him. ª |
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And I told them, it was not the custom of the Romans to give any man as a gift to be killed, until his adversaries have come and accused him to his face, and there be given him place to defend himself against that of which he is accused. |
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And I told them, It is not the custom of the Romans, to give up a man gratuitously to be slain; until his accuser appeareth and chargeth him to his face, and opportunity is afforded him to make defence respecting what is charged upon him. |
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