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 1 2 |         imagine that a drinking assembly is likely to become more
 2 6 |       the law shall convene the assembly in some holy spot which
 3 6 |         one who likes go to the assembly and to the general council;
 4 6 | answering to their names at the assembly. the third and fourth class
 5 7 |        when arranged, the whole assembly of the citizens are to offer
 6 8 |        persuade the council and assembly, either to grant him delay
 7 8 |        persuade the council and assembly. And if he depart, let him
 8 11|        the law or a vote of the assembly does not allow, or which
 9 11|       justice, or in any public assembly. And let the magistrate
10 12|      troops shall again hold an assembly, and they shall adjudge
11 12|   return home let him go to the assembly of those who review the
12 12|       to be unworthy, the whole assembly shall blame him who invited
13 12|        be inferior. This is the assembly to which he who has visited
14 12|        discoveries to the whole assembly. And if he be seen to have
15 12|         after his death let the assembly honour him with fitting
16 12|        were to meet in the same assembly, and the council was also
17 12|      worthy to take part in the assembly;—each of the members was
18 12|        you are referring to the assembly which you just now said
19 12|  further one—that the nocturnal assembly of the magistrates, which
20 12|  companions, if this our divine assembly can only be established,