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 1 2 |        good laws, or in future ages is to have them, bearing
 2 2 |     been preserved for so many ages are the composition of the
 3 3 |        in them during infinite ages.~Cleinias. How so?~Athenian.
 4 3 |       to have taken place many ages after the deluge?~Athenian.
 5 4 |    surmounted in the course of ages; but when once it is surmounted,
 6 4 |        shall marry between the ages of thirty and thirty–five,
 7 4 |        shall marry between the ages of thirty and thirty–five,
 8 6 |    circumstances; but in after–ages, if the city continues to
 9 6 | military service at the proper ages when they were severally
10 6 |      The limit of marriageable ages for a woman shall be from
11 7 |   children who are between the ages of three and six ought to
12 7 | remained unchanged during long ages, so that no one has any
13 9 |      of his offspring in after ages; for where the blood of
14 12|        he chooses, between the ages of thirty and forty. These
15 12| especial care of the different ages of life, whether childhood,
16 12|      out of those who by their ages and studies and dispositions