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 1 1 |        the so–called Crypteia, or secret service, in which wonderful
 2 2 | proceedings; and yet, they have a secret pleasure in them.~Cleinias.
 3 6 |       committed may be called the secret police, or wardens of the
 4 8 |     safeguard, so that no open or secret connection ever takes place
 5 8 |     Oedipus, or a Macareus having secret intercourse with his sister,
 6 9 |         done in darkness and with secret deceit, or sometimes both
 7 10|       have them fancy that by the secret performance of these actions—
 8 12|          arrived was to be kept a secret from the citizens at large;
 9 12|           not be truly said to be secret, might be said to be incapable
10 12|    proverb says, the answer is no secret, but open to all of us:—