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 1 1 |         both male and female; the duty of the lawgiver will be
 2 1 |      understands society; for his duty is to preserve the friendly
 3 2 |        vessels or judges while on duty taste wine at all, nor any
 4 5 |          and his successor in the duty of ministering to the Gods,
 5 6 |          barely discharging their duty to the colony, but they
 6 6 |      multitude can never fulfil a duty of this sort with anything
 7 6 |          way of prelude about the duty of marriage. But if a man
 8 7 |       mean employment, and in the duty of serving and taking care
 9 7 |           such particulars as the duty of wakefulness in those
10 7 |      legislator appears to have a duty imposed upon him which goes
11 8 |           law. Let no one pay any duty either on the importation
12 9 |         him, not forgetting their duty to the God of Strangers,
13 10|         against the Gods. For the duty of the legislator is and
14 10|          rivers, take upon me the duty of making the attempt first
15 10| themselves turned away from their duty by “libations of wine and
16 12|        the magistrates, and their duty is fulfilled justly and
17 12|         own destiny, and that his duty is rightly to order the
18 12|           are well fitted for the duty of a guardian. In the next