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 1 1 |     laws which they mutually observed, and was able to keep them
 2 3 |     said that, if the rulers observed these conditions, they would
 3 5 |     things, that they may be observed;—the magistracy which has
 4 5 |   which evil tendency may be observed in the Egyptians and Phoenicians,
 5 7 |     and a like rule is to be observed in the case of the free–
 6 7 |  states generally no one has observed that the plays of childhood
 7 7 |    in years, which are to be observed, in order that seasons and
 8 7 |   and as the ancients may be observed to have given many names
 9 8 |     And let the same rule be observed about the registration of
10 9 | excellent practice, which we observed before, and which now that
11 10|  living beings); and when he observed that the good of the soul