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 1 2 |           rhythms, and be able to select what are suitable for men
 2 3 |           have met together, will select some arbiters, who will
 3 6 |      judgment, and may be able to select or reject men whom they
 4 6 |     citizens shall in like manner select from these the candidates
 5 6 |           let any one who pleases select whom pleases out of the
 6 6 |            all the citizens shall select candidates from the first
 7 6 |          four, and let each group select four, one out of each tribe
 8 6 |          dies let the four tribes select another from the tribe of
 9 7 |           founded city may freely select what is proper and suitable;
10 7 |        entire poets; while others select choice passages and long
11 7 |       will give him permission to select as his assistants in this
12 9 |          years of age, they shall select ten whom their father or
13 9 |          of this, at our leisure, select what is suitable for our
14 10|           us suppose ourselves to select some one of them, and gently
15 10|        you mean?~Athenian. Let us select of the ten motions the one
16 11|           children at all, he may select and give to any one whom
17 11| adversaries into the court of the select judges, and there have the
18 11|           him before the court of select judges, and punish him,
19 11|         be judged in the court of select judges; and if he be convicted,
20 12|     following:—Each citizen shall select, not himself, but some other
21 12|          the examiners before the select judges, and if he be acquitted
22 12|           as well as the court of select judges; and let the pursuer
23 12|         carry the suit before the select judges, and if he be again
24 12|        each of the members was to select some young man of not less
25 12|           law, or to place in the select order of virtue, him who