It is forbidden for the person [to whom the sinner apologizes (see prev. law)] to be cruel and not be appeased, rather he should be easy to assuage and hard to anger. And when the sinner asks for his forgiveness, [he should] forgive wholeheartedly and willingly (lit., ‘with willing soul’). Even if [the sinner] distressed […]
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