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 1 1 |       called Crypteia, or secret service, in which wonderful endurance
 2 4 | certainly believe that upon such service or ministry depends the
 3 4 |      offerings and every kind of service, is the noblest and best
 4 4 |         do only waste their much service upon the Gods, but when
 5 4 |    offered by any holy man, such service is most acceptable to them.
 6 4 |         Gods, a wise man will do service to the demons or spirits,
 7 6 |  soldiers, or have seen military service at the proper ages when
 8 6 |          of the age for military service. And if one who is not proposed
 9 6 |       whole country. The term of service for commanders and for watchers
10 6 |        bands of twelve. While on service at each station, their attention
11 6 |         while on their two years service, shall have common meals
12 6 |          laws, which is also the service of the Gods; in the second
13 6 |    advantage, but for the public service only; and in general they
14 6 |        pursued by the young. The service to whom this is committed
15 6 |         utmost diligence in this service.~After the wardens of the
16 6 |      make use of her in military service, let the time of service
17 6 |         service, let the time of service be after she shall have
18 8 |    similar perfumes, used in the service of the Gods, which come
19 9 |     addition to his own times of service, he shall serve on behalf
20 11|         be a merchant, or do any service for private persons unless
21 11|         the benefit of any noble service in war, does not make the
22 11|         the following, about the service of the Gods, will be a suitable
23 11|        he knows how to show true service to them.~Cleinias. And what
24 11|        you call the true mode of service?~Athenian. I will tell you,
25 11|     thereby imparted, are at the service of him sho is willing to
26 12|        appointed to some special service, and if any one is absent
27 12|        commanders for failure of service when the army comes home;
28 12|        and the other arms of the service shall form separate courts;
29 12|         the suits for failure of service are completed, the leaders
30 12|         in his own branch of the service, saying nothing about any
31 12|         cognisance of failure of service, and if he be found guilty,
32 12|       the law which says, “Do no service for a bribe,” and let him