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 1 6 |     this serious purpose let games be instituted in which youths
 2 6 |      and regulators of these games, and they, together with
 3 7 |    make innovations in their games, when they grow up to be
 4 7 |    that country arithmetical games have been invented for the
 5 8 | provide that there should be games and sacrificial feasts,
 6 8 |      and thus our equestrian games will accord with the nature
 7 8 |    to follow him, making the games and sacrifices duly to correspond
 8 9 |   contest, and at the public games, involuntarily kills a friend,
 9 9 |    committed homicide at the games;—what they are to be, the
10 9 |   pollutes the agora, or the games, or the temples, he who
11 9 |    to the first place in the games; but if he do not come he
12 11|     public sacrifices, or at games, or in the agora, or in
13 12|   part in the sacrifices and games there dedicated to the Gods;