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 1 6 | temples.~Let everything have a guard as far as possible. Let
 2 6 |     sixty wardens will have to guard their several divisions,
 3 6 |   agora as not having kept his guard, let him be deemed to have
 4 6 |    thus they will at once keep guard, and at the same time acquire
 5 6 |       due not to their keeping guard day and night, but that
 6 7 |    that those who will have to guard the young and the rest of
 7 9 |   curse;—against this you must guard with all your might, and
 8 9 |      might, and how you are to guard we will explain to you.
 9 10|     Athenian. Let us be on our guard lest this most deceptive
10 10|     guardians, and do they not guard our highest interests?~Cleinias.
11 10|    shall we say that those who guard our noblest interests, and
12 12|        up in the night to keep guard and deliver messages when
13 12|       any one whom he likes to guard them during five days; and
14 12|     proposed by us, shall be a guard set according to law for