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 1 2 |    undergo, have appointed holy festivals, wherein men alternate rest
 2 2 | education by taking part in the festivals of the Gods, and with their
 3 2 |      the common people do about festivals, that he should be adjudged
 4 6 |         improper, except at the festivals of the God who gave wine;
 5 6 |         to nuptial and birthday festivals, if she in like manner be
 6 7 |          First we should ordain festivals—calculating for the year
 7 7 |      seasons and sacrifices and festivals may have their regular and
 8 7 |        adapted to the different festivals, we said were to benefit
 9 8 |    oracle, we have to institute festivals and make laws about them,
10 8 |       year. And they shall have festivals for women, distinguishing
11 8 |        separated from the men’s festivals, and those which ought not.
12 8 |    times, and appointing public festivals. It is not difficult to
13 8 |         life are sacrifices and festivals and dances. How, in such
14 12|      and hear with his ears the festivals of the Muses; such ought