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 1 2 |    education. And therefore the judges must be men of character,
 2 2 |   please the bad taste of their judges, and the result is that
 3 2 |          we should all of us be judges of beauty.~Athenian. Very
 4 2 |     should pilots of vessels or judges while on duty taste wine
 5 5 |         the beloved, so that he judges wrongly of the just, the
 6 6 | contests, the law refers to the judges of gymnastics and of music;
 7 6 |       there shall be one set of judges of solo singing, and of
 8 6 |        deliver the award to the judges. In the next place, we have
 9 6 |        place, we have to choose judges in the contests of horses
10 6 |        wherefore a multitude of judges will not easily judge well,
11 6 |        suit. Regarding then the judges also as magistrates, let
12 6 |        us say who are fit to be judges, and of what they are to
13 6 |      and of what they are to be judges, and how many of them are
14 6 |       forget to mention how the judges are to be qualified, and
15 6 |  deserve a greater penalty, the judges shall determine what additional
16 6 |         in every tribe, and the judges shall be chosen by lot;—
17 7 |     shown them to the appointed judges and the guardians of the
18 7 | suitable; and they shall choose judges of not less than fifty years
19 7 |    according to the mind of the judges; and not allowing them to
20 8 |      turn by the command of the judges and the director of education
21 8 |     take cognizance, and be the judges of them and assessors of
22 8 |       of his actions before the judges at the time.~Water is the
23 9 |  offence, and who are to be the judges of them.~Cleinias. Very
24 9 |         as may seem good to the judges, and be cast naked beyond
25 9 |       registers, and inform the judges of the precise truth, in
26 9 |         cases of death, let the judges be the guardians of the
27 9 |        come to the vote let the judges sit in order of seniority
28 9 |       is to the purpose all the judges shall set their seals, and
29 9 |      change the government. The judges of such cases shall be the
30 9 |      general law respecting the judges who are to give judgment,
31 9 |     this be made evident to the judges elected to try the cause,
32 9 |         the dead man, which the judges shall assess; but purifications
33 9 |     guardians shall send twelve judges to the borders of the land;
34 9 |       cause shall have the same judges who are appointed to decide
35 9 |  deliver him to those among the judges of the case who are magistrates,
36 9 |  convicted, the servants of the judges and the magistrates shall
37 9 |       bad and mute, because the judges conceal their opinions and
38 9 |        has good courts, and the judges are well trained and scrupulously
39 9 |    large class of matters which judges far worse educated than
40 9 |        we should exhibit to the judges, as we have done, the outline
41 9 |      shall assess, and the same judges shall decide who would have
42 9 | fourfold, shall be fixed by the judges who convict him. And if,
43 9 |      chance. In such a case the judges shall be the same as those
44 9 |     less than a year, or if the judges approve of a longer period,
45 11|      their neighbours or before judges chosen by them. If a man
46 11|         the court of the select judges, and there have the points
47 11|      before the court of select judges, and punish him, if convicted,
48 11|    eldest citizens shall be the judges, and if the offender be
49 11|         one is disobedient, the judges shall either at once expel
50 11|     justice in the minds of the judges, and unseasonably litigate
51 11|   judged in the court of select judges; and if he be convicted,
52 12|       the soldiers shall be his judges; the heavy armed, and the
53 12|     examiners before the select judges, and if he be acquitted
54 12|     well as the court of select judges; and let the pursuer lay
55 12|         suit, and the presiding judges shall not permit either
56 12|       beside the point, and the judges shall again bring him back
57 12|      The priests shall be their judges, if any of them receive
58 12|       mind inform the presiding judges, and they shall liberate
59 12|        shall consist of elected judges, who shall be chosen by
60 12|     called arbiters rather than judges. And in the second court
61 12|     second court there shall be judges of the villages and tribes
62 12|        decided before the first judges; the defendant, if he be
63 12|       if he find fault with his judges and would try a third time,
64 12|      the suit before the select judges, and if he be again defeated,
65 12|       defeated before the first judges he persist in going on to
66 12|        the assignment by lot of judges to courts and the completion
67 12|       relates to the silence of judges and the abstinence from
68 12|       again and again. And such judges and chiefs of judges will
69 12|       such judges and chiefs of judges will be worthy of receiving
70 12|  decision in the hearing of the judges; and when the month arrives