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1 8 |       servants, and a third for craftsmen and in general for strangers,
2 8 |       thirteen divisions of the craftsmen; one of them they shall
3 8 |       settle various classes of craftsmen, with a view to the convenience
4 11|        neighbours. The class of craftsmen who have furnished human
5 11|         and there is a class of craftsmen who preserve the works of
6 11|       preserve the works of all craftsmen by arts of defence, the
7 11|         since we have mentioned craftsmen at all, we must not forget
8 11| generals and tacticians are the craftsmen, who undertake voluntarily
9 11|         of our safety, as other craftsmen undertake other public works;—