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1 6 |   deliberation, and repeated examination, greatly tend to clear up
2 9 |      ask shall hand over the examination to another. And on so much
3 12|     and is happy; but if the examination of the magistrates is carried
4 12|  themselves; what will their examination be, and how conducted? During
5 12|    given to those who at the examination are found blameless; but
6 12|  deficient; for without this examination and enquiry a city will
7 12| perfect any more than if the examination is ill–conducted.~Cleinias.
8 12| Cleinias. How can we have an examination and also a good one?~Athenian
9 12|    will throw light upon the examination, or of which the want will