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 1 5 |        a source of hatreds and divisions among states and individuals;
 2 5 |     the number and size of the divisions into which they will have
 3 5 | regular and unbroken series of divisions. The whole of number has
 4 5 |  dealings, including taxes and divisions of the land. These properties
 5 5 |    shall distribute the twelve divisions of the city in the same
 6 5 |      of the greatest number of divisions of that which they include,
 7 5 |    consider generally that the divisions and variations of numbers
 8 6 |    have to guard their several divisions, not only with a view to
 9 6 |        a great many convenient divisions, and the number of the tribes
10 6 |       city, according to their divisions; the first in honour of
11 7 | metrical or without rhythmical divisions, compositions in prose,
12 8 |       to any one of the twelve divisions shall decide, and in the
13 8 |     sale in each of the twelve divisions) be divided in due proportion
14 8 |       They shall make thirteen divisions of the craftsmen; one of
15 8 |   subdivide into twelve lesser divisions, among the twelve districts
16 10|       two more. Assuming these divisions, let those who have been