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 1 1 |    most dangerous and nearest home?~Megillus. I was able to
 2 4 |       producing all things at home; and yet, owing to the ruggedness
 3 4 |   from that which they had at home; and although the badness
 4 6 |     the Cnosians shall return home, and the new city do the
 5 6 |     side, who are residing at home, including cousins, appoint
 6 6 |     he is to marry and make a home for himself and bring up
 7 7 |    are dedicated, and then go home? To men whose lives are
 8 9 |      after they have returned home, any one of them in a moment
 9 11|        and takes the property home with him, let him, if the
10 11|     guardians, let him return home and take the lot of him
11 11|   relations shall keep him at home in any way which they can;
12 12|   service when the army comes home; and the soldiers shall
13 12|       expedition, and returns home before the appointed time,
14 12|       war; and when they come home they shall teach the young
15 12|     he pleases, on his return home let him go to the assembly
16 12|      other men, on his return home shall straightway go, and
17 12|       he be seen to have come home neither better nor worse,
18 12| honours. But if on his return home he appear to have been corrupted,
19 12|     the master be absent from home, the dwellers in the house
20 12|       who, having come safely home, and having been tested