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1 4 |          the ruling class being in perpetual fear that some one who has
2 4 |         nothing that conduces to a perpetual remembrance of them, and
3 6 |         giving up their trust in a perpetual succession. Now a multitude
4 7 | wakefulness in those who are to be perpetual watchmen of the whole city;
5 8 |          effect could only be made perpetual, and gain an authority such
6 9 |             let him or her undergo perpetual exile; if they have sons
7 9 |          any of the citizens be in perpetual exile, and also childless,
8 9 |           suffer the punishment of perpetual exile. He who is not a metic,
9 12|         attaining generation gives perpetual existence; the other was