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 1 4 |         the name of the God who rules over wise men.~Cleinias.
 2 4 |    legislator must give not two rules about the same thing, but
 3 5 |      better and superior, which rules, and the worse and inferior,
 4 6 | occasion, not transgressing the rules of modesty.~The directors
 5 7 |        them. Shall these be our rules, and shall we impose a penalty
 6 7 |         begun to go through the rules relating to their bodies.~
 7 7 | director of music receive these rules from us as containing the
 8 7 |       proceed to lay down other rules in addition to the preceding
 9 7 |    ordinances which will assign rules and penalties about all
10 9 |     cause according to the same rules. If he be a metic, let him
11 11|   distinguish and make separate rules for the life of those who
12 12|       born, and is immortal and rules over all bodies; moreover,