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 1 3 |  which all other forms and conditions of polities and cities concur.~
 2 3 |  the rulers observed these conditions, they would never subvert
 3 4 |     even supposing all the conditions to be favourable which are
 4 4 |   pray rightly for certain conditions, and if these were granted
 5 4 |  say to him; “what are the conditions which you require in a state
 6 5 | then hold his lot upon the conditions which we have mentioned.~
 7 6 |  manner and under the same conditions as on the previous day;
 8 8 |   the times and nature and conditions of the choral contests and
 9 8 |  and be a metic on certain conditions; a foreigner, if he likes,
10 11|   only to two out of three conditions—nearness of kin and the
11 12|  him go abroad under these conditions. In the next place, the