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 1 3 |            For we have reached the settlement of Lacedaemon; which, as
 2 3 |       which was once in process of settlement and has continued settled
 3 3 |  legislator attempts to make a new settlement of such matters, every one
 4 3 |          good friends, why did the settlement and legislation of their
 5 3 |           embodied in his laws the settlement of the tribute which Cyrus
 6 3 |         reason for considering the settlement of the Dorian army, and
 7 4 |        locality or of the original settlement—a river or fountain, or
 8 4 | acknowledge to be the best for the settlement and legislation of states.~
 9 4 |           let us invoke God at the settlement of our state; may he hear
10 5 |      selection to the ruler of the settlement. Following this method in
11 5 |            Enough of the manner of settlement.~Now we ought by all means
12 6 |           with those who join this settlement, choose a body of thirty–
13 12|    Athenian. And therefore, if our settlement of the country is to be