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 1 1 |      the rest; and this is the sacred and golden cord of reason,
 2 2 |        their natural order the sacred choir composed of children,
 3 4 |       be regarded as a kind of sacred legend or oracle, and let
 4 4 |        in the places which are sacred to them. Next comes the
 5 5 |   temples, and portioned out a sacred domain for each of them.
 6 5 |     earth as he is informed is sacred to the Gods; and in the
 7 6 |      agora, and fountains, and sacred domains, and temples, and
 8 6 |      who will duly execute the sacred office, according to the
 9 6 |    several temples, and of the sacred domains, and shall have
10 6 |   plenteous; and if there be a sacred grove or dedicated precinct
11 6 |  should be regarded by us as a sacred gift of Heaven, corresponding
12 6 |   Every city has a guiding and sacred principle given by nature,
13 6 |      others, and has been more sacred and fortunate. In our opinion,
14 6 |        us give them altars and sacred rites, and at the altars
15 6 | drachmae, and let the money be sacred to Here; he who does not
16 6 |     given or received shall be sacred to Here and Zeus; and let
17 6 |        marriages, or any other sacred acts, relating either to
18 7 |    horrible blasphemies on the sacred rites, exciting the souls
19 7 |    hinder these who verily are sacred hunters from following the
20 7 | anywhere except in harbours or sacred streams or marshes or pools,
21 8 |        twelfth month, which is sacred to him, according to the
22 8 |      poems as have been judged sacred and dedicated to the Gods,
23 8 |      his house duly married by sacred rites, whether they be bought
24 8 |       drachmae, which shall be sacred to Dionysus, if he pluck
25 9 |        little, and either from sacred or secular places—and these
26 9 |         or partake of the same sacred rites with those whom they
27 9 |       have no communication in sacred rites with his children,
28 9 |     same roof, or share in the sacred rites of those whom they
29 9 |      and the minister of their sacred rites with better fortune
30 10|     the law:—No man shall have sacred rites in a private house.
31 10|  possess them, and perform any sacred rites not publicly authorized—
32 11|      are the greatest and most sacred of trusts. To all which
33 12|        Hellenic sacrifices and sacred missions, and other public
34 12|      share. The chiefs of each sacred mission shall be selected
35 12|      or on an embassy; or on a sacred mission. Going abroad on
36 12|        the house of all men is sacred to all Gods; wherefore let