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1 3|      made enclosures of loose walls and works of defence, in
2 6|       also of the temples and walls. These, Cleinias, were matters
3 6|   fitly take place. As to the walls, Megillus, I agree with
4 6|       finely expressed, that “walls ought to be of steel and
5 6|    when they are protected by walls and gates, then they may
6 6| trouble. But if men must have walls, the private houses ought
7 9|      writing their decrees on walls, go their ways; and whether,