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1 1 |    any one who will not be persuaded by you to be in all respects
2 2 |    if he can help, will be persuaded to do that which gives him
3 2 |   which men are hard to be persuaded.~Athenian. And yet the story
4 4 |  citizens to be as readily persuaded to virtue as possible; this
5 6 |  if you and they cannot be persuaded to go, the Cnosians may
6 7 |  Of the truth of this I am persuaded from ancient tradition,
7 9 |    him until the slave has persuaded the man whom he has stricken
8 10| and that they can never be persuaded to do injustice, now sufficiently
9 12|   be forever happy, who is persuaded and listens to our words;