Chapter

 1 I   |    were in the keeping of the Syssitia, companies of traders, who
 2 I   |   hour all the members of the Syssitia were asleep.~“Let them be
 3 II  |    for the enlargement of the Syssitia, and for engines in the
 4 II  |       at the adornment of the Syssitia, while the rest shall be
 5 IV  |        Khamon’s, fronting the Syssitia, had golden tiles; Melkarth,
 6 IV  |       out the accounts of the Syssitia traced in violet pigment
 7 IV  |  accepted the accounts of the Syssitia as true. But the abundance
 8 VI  | emanated, therefore, from the Syssitia, that is to say, from a
 9 VII |      opponents, chiefs of the Syssitia and administrators, triumphed
10 VII |        said the chiefs of the Syssitia.~“And when things were desperate
11 VII |       cried the chiefs of the Syssitia.~“No!”~“With no control,
12 VII |    impossible to restore, the Syssitia exacted eight hundred kesitahs
13 VIII|       kikars of gold from the Syssitia, and decreed a tax of fourteen
14 IX  |    the siege of Syracuse. The Syssitia, alleging their right to
15 IX  |     fourteen shekels, and the Syssitia their two hundred and twenty-three
16 XIII|      from the pediment of the Syssitia; a woman who was being confined
17 XIII|       In the buildings of the Syssitia there were twelve hundred