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 1 6 |   magistracy to be their first–fruits, choosing in each office
 2 6 | sacrifices, but only cakes and fruits dipped in honey, and similar
 3 8 |       Now the participation of fruits shall be ordered on this
 4 8 |      law, then, concerning the fruits of autumn: He who tastes
 5 8 |   tastes the common or storing fruits of autumn, whether grapes
 6 8 |     take of the other autumnal fruits which are unfit for making
 7 8 |      pomegranates, and similar fruits, there shall be no disgrace
 8 8 |       for such blows. Of these fruits the stranger may partake,
 9 8 | partake, just as he may of the fruits of autumn. And if an elder,
10 8 | allowed to partake of all such fruits, but he must carry away
11 8 |        the gathering in of the fruits of the soil, let a man,
12 8 |      he pleases, carry his own fruits through any place in which
13 8 |     required to distribute the fruits of the soil into twelve
14 8 |       to which the rest of the fruits of the earth shall be added,
15 12|        three best men as first–fruits, to be a common offering