Book, Chapter

1        4, LXXIV|      too, that as in cities the superintendents of the goods and market
2        4, LXXIV|      error who alleges that the superintendents of the markets make provision
3        4, LXXX |         longer stand in need of superintendents, and of those to guide them
4        5, XXVI | agreeable to the wishes (of the superintendents) ." And observe here, whether
5        5, XXVI |  themselves, to the one or more superintendents to whom it was allotted?
6        5, XXVII|  agreeable to the wishes of the superintendents. Let him, for example, tell