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 1    III, XV  |          to our present practice assemblies meet, sit in judgment, deliberate,
 2     IV, VI  | authority of the law, and attend assemblies only when necessary. They
 3     IV, XIII|     gymnastic exercises. (1) The assemblies are thrown open to all,
 4     IV, XIII|       the poor for attending the assemblies and the law-courts, and
 5     IV, XIV |      democracies in their public assemblies, for they will advise better
 6     IV, XV  |        do and are always holding assemblies and deciding everything
 7      V, XI  |        he must prohibit literary assemblies or other meetings for discussion,
 8     VI, II  |     law-courts and to the stated assemblies, to the council and to the
 9     VI, V   |       government should hold few assemblies, and the law-courts should
10     VI, V   |        the poor at the necessary assemblies; and should in return be