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1      V, II  | one way may be regarded as seven, and in another as more
2      V, II  |    in another as more than seven. Two of them have been already
3      V, XII |  Gelo continued tyrant for seven years, and died in the eighth;
4    VII      |                       BOOK SEVEN~
5    VII, XVI |   years of age, and men at seven and thirty; then they are
6    VII, XVI | measure life by periods of seven years, is about fifty; at
7    VII, XVII| slaves. For until they are seven years old they must five
8    VII, XVII|    has to be divided, from seven to the age of puberty, and