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 1 2 |     wait his turn and have his share of silence and speech, and
 2 3 |      others: the rulers gave a share of freedom to the subjects,
 3 4 |   government, as to refuse all share to the defeated party and
 4 4 |       to him; and he shall not share in the honours which the
 5 5 | kindred, and reveres those who share in the same Gods and are
 6 5 |         in a kindly spirit, to share with those who are in want,
 7 6 | severally fitted for it, shall share in the election of magistrates;
 8 6 |      be cast, let him lose his share of the public possessions,
 9 6 |        they are not allowed to share in the decision. Such causes
10 6 |    possible, all should have a share; for he who has no share
11 6 |       share; for he who has no share in the administration of
12 6 |      to imagine that he has no share in the state at all. And
13 7 |         but having some little share of reality.~Megillus. You
14 7 |       deny that women ought to share as far as possible in education
15 7 |      consider;—if women do not share in their whole life with
16 7 |     Megillus—letting the girls share in gymnastic and music,
17 8 |     marriage shall continue to share in contests if they are
18 8 |      and on these terms have a share of his neighbours’ water.
19 9 |        under the same roof, or share in the sacred rites of those
20 9 |      violence of his appointed share of life, not because the
21 10|     which tribes and phratries share; and in the second degree
22 11|       of guardians, they shall share in the protection which
23 11|      forth from the family and share the deserted house, and
24 12|       ceremonies in which they share. The chiefs of each sacred
25 12|      own children, and has his share of dealings with other men,
26 12|  object; for I too will gladly share in the attempt. Of these
27 12|       ace, and I am willing to share with you the danger by stating
28 12|        manner of ways make him share in the foundation of the