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 1 2 | natural order the sacred choir composed of children, which is to
 2 3 |       And were not such states composed of men who had been dispersed
 3 4 |        uttered any prelude, or composed or published any, as though
 4 5 |        friends with us, and be composed of suitable persons. If,
 5 5 |       every allotment shall be composed of two such sections; one
 6 6 | greater matters, the seventeen composed of the fives and twelves,
 7 6 |    third time, and let this be composed as follows:—All the officers
 8 7 |   energy and constancy, with a composed strength, and for the sake
 9 9 |      and among them there, are composed by legislators as well as
10 12|      place, the court shall be composed of the guardians of the