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 1 6 |     should live at the common tables, just as they did before
 2 6 |       custom of having common tables arose among you.~Cleinias.
 3 6 |      and Megillus, the common tables of men are, as I said, a
 4 6 | similar institution of public tables in the light of day, and
 5 6 |    venture to speak of common tables in places and cities in
 6 6 |     last arrive at the common tables. Whether such associations
 7 7 |    who, moreover, have common tables in which the men are placed
 8 7 |      near them are the common tables of their families, of their
 9 8 |   establishment of the common tables, which in most places would
10 8 |   ordered.~Leaving the common tables, we may therefore proceed
11 12|    what is paid to the common tables.~Touching offerings to the