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 1    I, 1 | restoring justice which had been overthrown and taken away, you expiated
 2  III, 4 |          say that it is not only overthrown by these two, who were the
 3  III, 7 |    committed, life is altogether overthrown. In that former part, as
 4  III, 22|          away, it is also itself overthrown. But Plato took away above
 5  III, 29|         a shadow. For he will be overthrown, who, having his attention
 6  III, 30|        which he was born. Having overthrown all false religions, and
 7    V, 2 |       time the temple of God was overthrown, there were living at the
 8    V, 2 |          as it lay prostrate and overthrown, I know not whether with
 9    V, 13|     think that they have utterly overthrown the religion of God if they
10    V, 15|   discussion in which justice is overthrown. I believe, inasmuch as
11    V, 15|       ought first of all to have overthrown the religions of the gods,
12   VI, 15|         his country, or an enemy overthrown it, or a tyrant crushed
13  VII, 16|          Cities shall be utterly overthrown, and shall perish; not only