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 1      I, II|           and by Epimenides the Cretan, "companions of the manger."
 2     II, X |                           X~The Cretan constitution nearly resembles
 3     II, X |    great measure, a copy of the Cretan. According to tradition,
 4     II, X |       he died near Camicus.~The Cretan institutions resemble the
 5     II, X |         the same as that of the Cretan Cosmi, the only difference
 6     II, X |      another time. But that the Cretan common meals are better
 7     II, X | criticism may be made about the Cretan, which has been already
 8     II, X |    justice. This shows that the Cretan government, although possessing
 9     II, X |     island, the weakness of the Cretan constitution was revealed.
10     II, XI|   states—the Lacedaemonian, the Cretan, and the Carthaginian—nearly
11     II, XI| character of the Lacedaemonian, Cretan, and Carthaginian constitutions,