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 1 3 |      and the customs of their ancestors, as they are called.~Cleinias.
 2 3 | subjection, Megillus, to your ancestors; for afterwards, as the
 3 3 |        Can we doubt that your ancestors intended these institutions
 4 3 | inherited the virtues of your ancestors, I may properly speak of
 5 5 |   solely to the virtue of his ancestors or himself, nor yet to the
 6 7 |    are termed the laws of our ancestors are all of similar nature.
 7 9 |     city and country of their ancestors, retaining only and wholly
 8 9 |     the God of kindred and of ancestors, according to law. And if
 9 11|        he not being one of my ancestors, nor lift, if I should find,
10 11|     to the Gods who are their ancestors. If any craftsman through