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1 3 |     heights, trusting for their security to not very high hills,
2 3 |      had therefore the greatest security for the maintenance of their
3 3 |   constitutions?~Megillus. What security?~Athenian. That the other
4 6 |        be infinitely better for security. Until the original building
5 6 | institution greatly conduced to security; and in some such manner
6 9 |     among men who would live in security and happiness. Wherefore
7 12|        not obey, there shall be security given to the officers whom
8 12|       and if they forfeit their security, let the goods which they
9 12|        surety, let him give the security in a distinct form, acknowledging