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 1 5 |     of our citizens shall be 5040—this will be a convenient
 2 5 |     division, and the number 5040 can be divided by exactly
 3 5 |     means that the number of 5040 houses shall always remain
 4 5 |    equal preservation of the 5040 houses, and there be an
 5 5 | observe the aforesaid number 5040 throughout life; in the
 6 5 |  number of the lots shall be 5040, and each of them shall
 7 5 |   produced out of them up to 5040; wherefore the law ought
 8 6 |   first return to the number 5040—the entire number had, and
 9 6 | correctly formed by 21 X 20 [5040/(21 X 20), i.e., 5040/420=
10 6 |    20 [5040/(21 X 20), i.e., 5040/420=12], also has them.
11 6 |      selection of the number 5040, which may be divided by
12 6 |     turning to the dividend (5040), we deduct two families,
13 9 |     that no house of all the 5040 belongs to the inhabitant
14 11|      no one, that is, of the 5040 families, shall become a
15 11|    of a single family to the 5040 households; and, therefore,