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1      I, I   |   household; over a still larger number, a statesman or king,
2     II, VI  |   of people, who have the larger incomes, because many of
3     IV, XIII| non-attendance, or a much larger fine is inflicted upon them. (
4     IV, XIII|  the laws of Charondas, a larger fine is inflicted on the
5      V, VIII|  is taken annually and in larger cities every third or fifth
6     VI, VIII|   be many of them, but in larger there must be a larger number,
7     VI, VIII| in larger there must be a larger number, and we should carefully
8     VI, VIII|   in small places, but in larger ones there are a great many
9   VIII, VI  |  or toy for children of a larger growth. We conclude then