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 1 3 |       who was able to give good counsel, he imparted his wisdom
 2 4 |        from strife; in that the counsel which you give will prove
 3 6 | magistrates must be called into counsel, and the whole people, and
 4 6 |        this time, let them take counsel with their kindred and with
 5 7 |        amend, taking into their counsel poets and musicians, and
 6 9 |      together, and after taking counsel with the guardians of the
 7 11|        who in any way or manner counsel me to take up the deposit
 8 11|     first of all give a word of counsel and reason, and the law
 9 11|        law should meet and take counsel with those who have experience
10 11|       into the matter, and take counsel as to whether he shall indict
11 12|        to say, the old men—take counsel and making use of the younger
12 12|      one? Certainly, if we take counsel among ourselves, we shall