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 1      I, XI  |     second is usury, the third, service for hire—of this, one kind
 2     II, V   | pleasure in doing a kindness or service to friends or guests or
 3     II, VI  |      arms and share in military service, or not. He certainly thinks
 4     II, VIII|      pretense of doing a public service, a man may introduce measures
 5     II, IX  |         be exempt from military service, and he who has four from
 6     II, X   | assigned to the Gods and to the service of the state, and another
 7    III, VI  |      one would take his turn of service; and then again, somebody
 8     IV, XIII|   chosen from those actually on service. And the earliest government
 9      V, XI  |     particularly earnest in the service of the Gods; for if men
10     VI, VII |        heavy infantry; for this service is better suited to the
11    VII, IX  |        a rest provided in their service for those who from age have
12    VII, X   |       being appropriated to the service of the Gods, and the other
13    VII, XVII|       hardens them for military service. Hence many barbarians have