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Excerpt from Histoire de la Législation, Vol. 6
Les institutions générales de Lycurgue de voient aussi donner un caractère différent à la culpabilité des actions morales. Il en est qu'elles devoient permettre approuver commander quoique les lois de tous les peuples les condamnent et'les punissent. On amème accusé ce législateur d'une coupable indulgence pour la plus honteuse des affections, celle qui fait le plus rougir la nature (i).
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