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 1 6 |  appointed they should undergo a scrutiny. When this has been effected,
 2 6 |          previously undergoing a scrutiny, like the guardians of the
 3 6 |         lot, who shall undergo a scrutiny:—These are to form the council
 4 6 |    obtains a lot shall undergo a scrutiny, first, as to whether he
 5 6 |       group], after undergoing a scrutiny, nine in all, be sent to
 6 6 |          of the priests, and the scrutiny of them shall be conducted
 7 6 |        of their election and the scrutiny of them shall be the same
 8 6 |       when they have undergone a scrutiny let them hold office according
 9 6 |       when they have undergone a scrutiny are to be declared magistrates.
10 6 | understands music, and he in the scrutiny may be challenged on the
11 6 |    chosen by lot shall undergo a scrutiny, and lead the choruses for
12 6 |       any one is rejected in the scrutiny at any ballot or decision,
13 6 |    manner, and undergo a similar scrutiny.~There remains the minister
14 6 |         after he has undergone a scrutiny at the hands of all the
15 6 |         election is completed, a scrutiny shall be held in the presence
16 6 |     Those who have undergone the scrutiny shall judge the causes of
17 12|         of them, trusting to the scrutiny being over, should, after