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 1 4 |     properties of the citizens, as regards both their occupations and
 2 5 |         sameness and agreement, as regards number and every good and
 3 5 |         such mighty power, both as regards domestic economy and politics,
 4 6 |       final decision. Moreover, as regards the aforesaid wardens of
 5 7 |     accompaniment to the dance. As regards wrestling, the tricks which
 6 8 |        other in a becoming manner, regards the satisfaction of the
 7 11|        what he is doing, either as regards the body (unless he has
 8 11|      knowledge of medicine), or as regards his enchantments (unless
 9 12|     imprisonment, or death. But as regards attendance at choruses or
10 12| processions or other shows, and as regards public services, whether