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 1 1 | whole country by day and by night, and even in winter have
 2 2 |   as medicine; nor again at night, when any one, either man
 3 6 |   the sea has to be watched night and day, in like manner
 4 6 |   therefore from morning to night, and from night to morning,
 5 6 |  morning to night, and from night to morning, rulers must
 6 6 |      if only for one day or night, unless by order of his
 7 6 |  beings; for on what day or night Heaven will give them increase,
 8 6 |   especially on the day and night of marriage should a man
 9 6 | their keeping guard day and night, but that when they are
10 7 |     moving about by day and night is good for them all, and
11 7 |   Gods to whom that day and night are dedicated, and then
12 7 |     education for the soul. Night and day are not long enough
13 7 |     during the whole of any night in sleep, instead of being
14 7 |    states who keep awake at night are terrible to the bad,
15 7 |   and to the whole state.~A night which is passed in such
16 7 |     count at all, or reckon night and day, and who is totally
17 7 |   sort is called hunting by night, in which the hunters sleep
18 7 |     will; but the hunter by night, who trusts to his nets
19 9 |   some tormenting desire by night and by day tempts to go
20 9 |   coming, into his house by night to steal, and he take and
21 12|     meals, or get up in the night to keep guard and deliver
22 12|     now said was to meet at night.~Athenian. You understand