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1 3 |        honoured according to a regular order.~Megillus. True.~Athenian.
2 5 | contains the greatest and most regular and unbroken series of divisions.
3 6 |      go from place to place in regular order, making their round
4 6 |       are not engaged in their regular business. They shall make
5 6 |        so.~A city which has no regular courts of law ceases to
6 7 |      because they were seen in regular order? Living as they do,
7 7 |       festivals may have their regular and natural order, and keep
8 8 |        like matters may have a regular order; nor, again, will
9 10|      one or one out of many in regular order attaining to a first