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 1 1 |   from Cnosus to the cave and temple of Zeus is considerable;
 2 6 |     shall be held in whatever temple the state deems most venerable,
 3 6 |     prytanes, shall go to the temple of Apollo, and elect by
 4 6 |      year, shall meet in some temple, and calling God to witness,
 5 6 |     assemble every day in the temple of Eileithyia during a third
 6 8 |       of sixty stadia to some temple of Ares—and we will send
 7 8 |   every sort of country, to a temple of Apollo and Artemis; this
 8 8 |     except through a house or temple or sepulchre, but he must
 9 9 |    day tempts to go and rob a temple, the fewest possible words
10 9 |  standing, or removal to some temple on the borders of the land;
11 9 |      shall not enter into any temple, nor into the agora, nor
12 11|  utter any taunting word at a temple, or at the public sacrifices,
13 12|     victor shall offer up the temple of any war–god whom he likes,
14 12| tablet which he brings from a temple; so too the judge of dances