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    Who Held That a Person's Own Manners Might Be His
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Who Held That a Person's Own Manners Might Be His

Question 29

Question 29

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Who held that a person's own manners might be his punishment?


A) Plato
B) Cicero
C) Shakespeare
D) More

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