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 1 6 |        to the altar of the God, writing down on a tablet the name
 2 7 |       compositions committed to writing which are not set to the
 3 7 |         have a great many poets writing in hexameter, trimeter,
 4 7 |        them, and commit them to writing. And, first of all, he shall
 5 8 |       of the city, and claim in writing the value of the loss; if
 6 9 |        and threaten, and, after writing their decrees on walls,
 7 10|    there are tales preserved in writing which the virtue of your
 8 11|   trades, and they shall fix in writing and strictly maintain what
 9 12| colleagues; and let him place a writing in the agora about each
10 12|    denial to the magistrates in writing, and not swear; for it is