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The Religious Experience of the Roman People

Note 417 — ROMAN PEOPLE (continued 4)

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Ib. sec. 6. The meaning is that if any one has stolen an animal which was intended to be dedicated, no blame attaches to the person so robbed; and that if a man performs his dedication on a day of ill omen unwittingly, it will hold good none the less.

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