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 1 3 | whichever alternative you had chosen, I think that you would
 2 5 |     give to these first their chosen domain and all things fitting,
 3 6 |       of the law, who must be chosen first of all, and with the
 4 6 |       and in all future time, chosen to fulfil the following
 5 6 |   penalty; and when they have chosen out of each of the classes,
 6 6 |    and three of them shall be chosen from the highest classes
 7 6 |       of the country shall be chosen and commanders of the watch,
 8 6 |     When the twelve have been chosen, let them and the five meet
 9 6 |     of the ten five are to be chosen by lot, as in the election
10 6 |      and he of the ten who is chosen by lot shall undergo a scrutiny,
11 6 |      the twenty who have been chosen previously, and they must
12 6 |     decision, others shall be chosen in the same manner, and
13 6 |     sixth year let another be chosen in like manner to fill his
14 6 |     rejected another shall be chosen in the same manner. Those
15 6 |       and the judges shall be chosen by lot;—they shall give
16 6 |   about to legislate and have chosen our guardians of the law,
17 6 |    let the women whom we have chosen be the overseers of such
18 7 |        These matrons shall be chosen by the women who have authority
19 11|   neighbours or before judges chosen by them. If a man lay claim
20 11|    within the city, and he be chosen by the daughter of the dead
21 11|        There must be arbiters chosen to deal with such laws and
22 12|    Apollo, in which they were chosen, and let each one form a
23 12|     law, the ten eldest being chosen; the general superintendent
24 12|  elected judges, who shall be chosen by the plaintiff and the
25 12|       presiding, who shall be chosen by the friends of the deceased
26 12|    younger guardians, who are chosen for their natural gifts,