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1 3 |      the argument emphatically declares that no city can be well
2 4 |      tradition, which is true, declares that cities of which some
3 4 |      God, as the old tradition declares, holding in his hand the
4 5 | legislator; and indeed the law declares to the disobedient that
5 8 |        hearing this enactment, declares in scurrilous terms that
6 10|       What else can he say who declares that the Gods are always
7 11|      or anything else which he declares to be his, let the possessor
8 11|    them curses which every one declares to have been heard and ratified