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 1 3 |     Crete is going to send out a colony, and they have entrusted
 2 4 |      ruin, and the leader of the colony, who is their legislator,
 3 5 |         euphemistically termed a colony. And every legislator should
 4 5 |         is no need to devise any colony or purifying separation
 5 5 |        were saying, the Heraclid colony had, and which is also ours—
 6 5 | mentioned by us of sending out a colony, which will part friends
 7 5 |     every man should come to the colony having all things equal;
 8 6 |    discharging their duty to the colony, but they ought to take
 9 6 |     shall make a present to your colony, and you yourself shall
10 6 |         will order for us in the colony all this matter of the magistrates,
11 6 |   Athenian. I maintain that this colony of ours has a father and
12 6 |        and themselves go as to a colony and dwell there, and visit
13 11|     expected to be sent out to a colony according to law, to him
14 11|       who has been sent out to a colony, and she is disposed to
15 11|     suitably provided for in the colony. And if disease or age or
16 12|         goodness. And our Cretan colony ought also to acquire the