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 1 2 |       selves; and gladly institute contests for those who are able to
 2 2 |            musical, and equestrian contests: the citizens are assembled;
 3 6 |             the superintendence of contests. In speaking of education,
 4 6 |          girls; and in speaking of contests, the law refers to the judges
 5 6 |         who judge of the gymnastic contests of men, shall judge of horses;
 6 6 |            to choose judges in the contests of horses and of men; these
 7 6 |          the Gods who preside over contests to extinguish their increase
 8 7 |         far from thinking that the contests in which they stir them
 9 7 |         Gods; and also engaging in contests and preludes of contests,
10 7 |           contests and preludes of contests, if at all, with these objects:
11 8 |          and musical and gymnastic contests, assigning them so as to
12 8 |  characters which they bear in the contests and their whole life, honouring
13 8 | competitors in the greatest of all contests, and have they not innumerable
14 8 |          enter the greatest of all contests, and to fight for their
15 8 |           and that they shall have contests one with another in every
16 8 |            one dies in these mimic contests, the homicide is involuntary,
17 8 |         the reason that dances and contests of this sort hardly ever
18 8 |           be in earnest about such contests or any other good and honourable
19 8 |      remember, about all gymnastic contests, that only the warlike sort
20 8 |           there are three kinds of contests—one of boys, another of
21 8 |         shall continue to share in contests if they are not more than
22 8 |           be the regulations about contests in running both for men
23 8 |          men and women.~Respecting contests of strength, instead of
24 8 |           of wrestling and similar contests of the heavier sort, we
25 8 |          legislate about the horse contests. Now we do not need many
26 8 |            of sense in instituting contests which are not after the
27 8 |    gymnastic exercises or in these contests. On the other hand, the
28 8 |    rhapsodes and the like, and the contests of choruses which are to
29 8 |            expect that the musical contests will be celebrated in their
30 8 |           conditions of the choral contests and of dancing in general.
31 8 |           to the Olympic and other contests, in his zeal for his art,
32 9 |       military exercises, or mimic contests. of which the magistrates
33 9 |           competitor in the public contests, the kinsmen of the deceased
34 11|          God who presides over the contests. Those only who have received
35 12|         Every year they shall have contests in music and gymnastics,
36 12|           gymnastic and equestrian contests, and any matters in which,