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 1 3 |       allowed to run away, but held with bit and bridle, and
 2 4 |       also a monarchy which is held for life, and is said by
 3 6 |      and the election shall be held in whatever temple the state
 4 6 | completed, a scrutiny shall be held in the presence of the electors
 5 6 |       they will more easily be held in subjection: secondly,
 6 6 |      Gods: and in them will be held the courts in which cases
 7 6 |    refrains in such matters be held in esteem, and let those
 8 6 |    those who do not refrain be held in the contrary of esteem—
 9 7 |        colours and the like is held in special honour, we may
10 9 |    power and strength, will be held by the legislator to be
11 9 |      their will, they shall be held guiltless by the law. And
12 10|     are not the first who have held this opinion about the Gods.
13 11|      of being dishonoured, and held disobedient to the laws.~
14 12|       of the council was to be held early in the morning, when