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 1 3 |          the chiefs who lead the tribes, and who are in a manner
 2 3 |          impending yoke, all the tribes of Hellas would have been
 3 4 |          never failing, made the tribes of men happy and united.
 4 5 |   several portions, and call the tribes after them. And they shall
 5 6 |   appointed thus:—Let the twelve tribes be distributed into groups
 6 6 |        any one dies let the four tribes select another from the
 7 6 |          of neighbours or of the tribes.~Thus much of the courts
 8 6 | divisions, and the number of the tribes which was a twelfth part
 9 6 |        twelve assemblies for the tribes, and twelve for the city,
10 8 |           after whom the several tribes are named; and that to each
11 10|     partly–common rites in which tribes and phratries share; and
12 11|      shall take place before the tribes, unless the plaintiff and
13 11|         him in the courts of the tribes, for not having completed
14 11|     decided by the courts of the tribes; and by the way, since we
15 12|       judges of the villages and tribes corresponding to the twelvefold