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 1 3 |   yourselves:—Let us make a selection from what has been said,
 2 5 |     and not acting, let our selection be supposed to be completed,
 3 5 | mention, and then leave the selection to the ruler of the settlement.
 4 6 |    all, this applies to the selection of the guardians of the
 5 6 |     prefer; and this second selection, to the number of 100, shall
 6 6 |  natives of the city, and a selection from the candidates proposed
 7 6 |    be admitted to the final selection; and the three who have
 8 6 |      and on the third day a selection shall be made from the third
 9 6 |  can be more right than the selection of the number 5040, which
10 7 |     age, who shall make the selection, and any of the old poems
11 7 |     to the character of the selection of them, and the manner
12 12|   they shall make a further selection until they reduce them to