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In all their settlements,
the bodily capacities of the people are sure to be according to the sky and earthly influences, as cold or hot, dry or moist.
Where the valleys are wide and the rivers large, the ground was differently laid out;
and the people born in them had different customs.
Their temperaments, as hard or soft, light or grave, slow or rapid, were made uniform by different measures;
their preferences as to flavours were differently harmonised;
their implements were differently made;
their clothes were differently fashioned, but always suitably.
Their training was varied,
without changing their customs;
and the governmental arrangements were uniform,
without changing the suitability (in each case).


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