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 1        3, XXIX    | constitute the citizens in the assemblies of the various cities. Whereas
 2        3, XXIX    |  carefully contrasted with the assemblies of the districts in which
 3        3, XXIX    |        those who belong to the assemblies in the different districts?~
 4        3, XXX     |      of God alongside s of the assemblies of the people in each city.
 5        3, LXV     |        will fairly observe our assemblies we can present a greater
 6        4, XXVII   |   among those who frequent the assemblies, and come to the public
 7        4, LXXXVIII|       are more sacred than our assemblies, and that they know what
 8        4, LXXXIX  |      themselves certain sacred assemblies. But now, on the contrary,
 9        4, XCVII   |      desirous to show that the assemblies of the irrational animals
10        4, XCVII   |        that these animals hold assemblies which are more sacred than
11        4, XCVII   |     wise man ever say that the assemblies of the irrational animals
12        4, XCVII   |      that, in his opinion, the assemblies of the irrational animals