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 1  I, 5  |     to incur if she wishes to bring him up in a liberal way.
 2  I, 7  |        that our concord would bring no small advantage to many
 3 II, 2  |      of men also; and we must bring forward those who to a large
 4 II, 2  |       it is expedient, and to bring them one kind of food instead
 5 II, 4  |  suffices to collect them and bring back to the fold those who
 6 II, 4  |   indeed that ignorance would bring me forgiveness, and that
 7 III, 1 |    evidence against those who bring this charge of the estimate
 8 III, 12|   slack, and scarcely able to bring about my own salvation,
 9 III, 14|   good friend, do you wish to bring me near the pyre, and to
10 III, 15|        There are also men who bring forward other pretexts yet
11 III, 16| difficulties. And he ought to bring forward with great authority
12 III, 16|     ought to be grateful, and bring accusations concerning things
13 III, 16|       enemy where he ought to bring aid, he instructs him to
14 IV, 8  |     by what they say as well, bring their disciples to that
15 VI, 4  |       who have wives, and who bring up children, who possess
16 VI, 9  |     of the charges which they bring against him, with great
17 VI, 12 |       shall not be ashamed to bring it before the world, for
18 VI, 13 |       in the two cases do not bring about the same death, but
19 VI, 13 |      it would be ludicrous to bring men into comparison with