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 1 1 |         certain persons regularly appointed under others to protect
 2 1 |         who destroyed the bad and appointed the good to govern themselves;
 3 2 |          is born to undergo, have appointed holy festivals, wherein
 4 2 |         who, as we say, have been appointed to be our companions in
 5 2 |          discovery that our newly–appointed choristers, whom we hereby
 6 2 |         in general will follow an appointed order, and their cultivation
 7 4 |          messenger of justice, is appointed to watch over all such matters.
 8 5 |        become much fewer than the appointed number by reason of bereavement,
 9 5 |          four different standards appointed according to the amount
10 5 |          the demi–gods have their appointed lots, and are propitious,
11 6 |           that those who are duly appointed to magisterial power, and
12 6 |         the magistrates should be appointed according to law, and that
13 6 |            and that when they are appointed they should undergo a scrutiny.
14 6 |          number of votes shall be appointed generals, and superintendents
15 6 |    division of the army, shall be appointed by the generals for themselves.
16 6 |   portions, ought there not to be appointed superintendents of the streets
17 6 |     officers will thus have to be appointed, in order that the city
18 6 |          and priestesses shall be appointed to be servants of the Gods
19 6 |      shall be elected, and others appointed by lot, those who are of
20 6 |           of the temples shall be appointed by lot; in this way their
21 6 |          Delphi, and interpreters appointed, under whose direction they
22 6 |       interpreters, they shall be appointed thus:—Let the twelve tribes
23 6 |          votes [out of the twelve appointed by each group], after undergoing
24 6 |           shall observe the order appointed by law for the agora, and
25 7 |           them, as soon as she is appointed, hold office and go to the
26 7 |      shall have shown them to the appointed judges and the guardians
27 8 |          days and years have been appointed for Gods and demi–gods,
28 9 |   retaining only and wholly their appointed lot. And out of the citizens
29 9 |      continue in exile during the appointed time, the next of kin to
30 9 | punishment? Let death then be the appointed punishment of him who in
31 9 |           the same judges who are appointed to decide in the case of
32 9 |  magistrates shall slay him at an appointed place without the city where
33 9 |        himself by violence of his appointed share of life, not because
34 9 |         the same as those who are appointed in the case of children
35 10|         them, ministers have been appointed to preside, who have wrought
36 10|  information bring him before the appointed court according to the law;
37 10|       receive the rations of food appointed by the guardians of the
38 11|        merchant may be said to be appointed for this purpose. The hireling
39 11|         or a will in which he has appointed no guardians, then the next
40 11|          him be liable to pay the appointed penalty. And we say now,
41 12|         war who is on the roll or appointed to some special service,
42 12|           returns home before the appointed time, when the generals.
43 12|          member, as well the last appointed as those who have been released
44 12|         those magistrates who are appointed to superintend these matters;
45 12|        within the house, then the appointed time of claiming the goods