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1 1 |       ability, when the duty to speak is particularly mine; and
2 10|      embarked for Athens, so to speak under the escort of [divine]
3 13|      these studies, which so to speak, are a kind of preparatory
4 15|     life; making himself, so to speak, an exemplar of temperance.
5 18|   habits of which he had, so to speak, made himself a law.~
6 19| festivals of all peoples, so to speak, and the religious ceremonies
7 21|        separating itself, so to speak, from its body, during the
8 24|   theoretic wisdom, we must now speak of that form of justice
9 26|     primary elements, and so to speak the germs of the Orphic