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 1 6 |          and of the houses, and buildings, and harbours, and the agora,
 2 6 | ornamented with plantations and buildings for beauty; and let them
 3 6 |       into the city, and of the buildings, that they may be all made
 4 6 |        to school, and of school buildings for boys and girls; and
 5 6 |    ought to be taken of all the buildings, and the manner of building
 6 6 |        temples are to be placed buildings for the magistrates and
 7 6 |       public property either by buildings or excavations. Further,
 8 6 |     that these matters, and the buildings about the agora, and the
 9 7 |  consideration.~Next follow the buildings for gymnasia and schools
10 12|         and harbours and public buildings, near the city but outside,