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 1 1 |     which wonderful endurance is shown—our people wander over the
 2 1 |         in civil troubles; as is shown in the case of the Milesian,
 3 2 |         and therefore it must be shown that there is good reason
 4 4 |    honour which has been usually shown by the former generation
 5 6 |          number of 300, shall be shown by the magistrates to the
 6 6 |    exists in the Cnosians, as is shown by their care of the new
 7 6 |         goods, as has been often shown by the frequent revolts
 8 7 | individuals, until he shall have shown them to the appointed judges
 9 7 |          or trifling, as will be shown in due course. Let the director
10 10|        when she has been clearly shown to be the source of change
11 10|         been most satisfactorily shown to be the oldest of all
12 12|     which he has used and openly shown in the city and in the agora