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1 3 |        Athenian. Would not all implements have then perished and every
2 3 |       if you suppose that some implements might have been preserved
3 6 |     the produce of the soil or implements of husbandry without their
4 8 |       superintendents of their implements; and he has already legislated
5 8 |       Concerning arms, and all implements which are for military purposes,
6 8 |        who want to buy, and of implements and other things which husbandmen
7 8 | pleases. As to other goods and implements which are likely to be wanted,
8 11|   battle; others make for hire implements and works, and they ought