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1 2 |  men, and the winner of the palm, who gives us the greatest
2 2 |   as I was saying, bear the palm, who gives most mirth to
3 2 |  and that he is to bear the palm who gives the most pleasure
4 4 |     state, he shall win the palm; and to him who is victorious
5 4 |    him who bears the second palm; and on a similar principle
6 5 |     war, desires to win the palm of obedience to the laws
7 5 |  citizen, and bear away the palm of virtue. The same praise
8 7 | weep most, carries away the palm of victory. Now, ought we
9 12|     virtue, and has won the palm of excellence, that these