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Adequate response to aggression.
Adequate response to aggression.
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An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth In ancient times, these harsh words were a formula for justice; they meant: "The offender shall pay with what his victim has suffered. He who cut off a hand shall lose an arm, and he who takes out an eye shall part with an eye. Later they were written down in the Bible as a law. Many ancient peoples, including the Russians, adhered to similar laws. However, a long time ago it was allowed to "pay off" "from bodily punishment" with money, and it was profitable - of course, for rich people. Now the saying has taken on a more peaceful meaning. With us it means the same thing as: "get what you deserve," "as it comes back, so it comes back."
An eye for an eye, a tooth for a tooth In ancient times, these harsh words were a formula for justice; they meant: "The offender shall pay with what his victim has suffered. He who cut off a hand shall lose an arm, and he who takes out an eye shall part with an eye. Later they were written down in the Bible as a law. Many ancient peoples, including the Russians, adhered to similar laws. However, a long time ago it was allowed to "pay off" "from bodily punishment" with money, and it was profitable - of course, for rich people. Now the saying has taken on a more peaceful meaning. With us it means the same thing as: "get what you deserve," "as it comes back, so it comes back."
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In ancient times, the harsh words were a formula for justice; they meant: "The offender shall pay with what his victim has suffered. He that cut off his hand shall lose his hand, and he that batters the eye shall part with his eye. Later they were written down in the Bible as a law. Many ancient peoples and the Russians among them adhered to similar laws. But long ago it was allowed to "pay off" "from bodily punishment" with money and it was profitable - of course for rich people Now this saying has acquired a more peaceful meaning. With us it means the same thing as: "get what you deserve" "as it comes back, so it comes back."
In ancient times, the harsh words were a formula for justice; they meant: "The offender shall pay with what his victim has suffered. He that cut off his hand shall lose his hand, and he that batters the eye shall part with his eye. Later they were written down in the Bible as a law. Many ancient peoples and the Russians among them adhered to similar laws. But long ago it was allowed to "pay off" "from bodily punishment" with money and it was profitable - of course for rich people Now this saying has acquired a more peaceful meaning. With us it means the same thing as: "get what you deserve" "as it comes back, so it comes back."