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 1 5 |   against the injustice of their neighbours, and also to give them the
 2 5 | rendering efficient aid to their neighbours when they are wronged. After
 3 5 |       survey of theirs and their neighbours’ territory, we will determine
 4 6 |      When a quarrel arises among neighbours or citizens, and any one,
 5 6 |    should go first of all to his neighbours and friends who know best
 6 6 |          either in the courts of neighbours or of the tribes.~Thus much
 7 8 |    friendship and hatred between neighbours; for Zeus, the god of kindred,
 8 8 |      many small injuries done by neighbours to one another, through
 9 8 |        him obtain water from his neighbours, as much, as is required
10 8 |   servants’ drinking, and if his neighbours, too, are limited in their
11 8 |        terms have a share of his neighbours’ water. If there be heavy
12 11|   accusation either before their neighbours or before judges chosen
13 11|         arbiters or before their neighbours. The class of craftsmen