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1 4 |   That when there has been a contest for power, those who gain
2 8 | never meet until the hour of contest arrived; and should we do
3 8 |    shall be the order of the contest, and we will wait for them
4 8 |   will fix the length of the contest at two–thirds, and for the
5 8 |     also of the toils of the contest, and of daily exercises
6 9 |    If any one in an athletic contest, and at the public games,
7 12|  music, or any other sort of contest, from being present at the
8 12|    from being present at the contest, let him who has a mind
9 12|     having reference to that contest, and in any case he shall