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 1 2 | unwilling to obey them and the commanders of Dionysiac feasts who
 2 3 |  question in hand:—If the then commanders had known how to arrange
 3 6 |     must have their ministers, commanders, and colonels of horse,
 4 6 |     and colonels of horse, and commanders of brigades of foot, who
 5 6 |     wardens of the country and commanders of the watch; and let each
 6 6 |        The term of service for commanders and for watchers shall continue
 7 6 |    from left to right as their commanders direct them; (when I speak
 8 6 |        of the year, their then commanders shall lead them again towards
 9 6 |    country shall be chosen and commanders of the watch, five for each
10 6 |         unless by order of his commanders, or by reason of absolute
11 6 |      punish him. If any of the commanders is guilty of such an irregularity,
12 8 |        in the lesser cases the commanders: or, again, if any one pastures
13 8 |        for use in war, let the commanders of the horse and the generals
14 9 |       in the country, then the commanders of the wardens of the country.
15 11|       of the country and their commanders. When information has been
16 12|   indicted before the military commanders for failure of service when
17 12|       only by the generals and commanders of horse and foot, and the