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1 1 |      accomplishing any of their objects, and would suffer more evil
2 2 |      ten thousand likenesses of objects of sight?~Cleinias. Yes.~
3 5 |       of these when regarded as objects of choice, in relation to
4 5 |     searched out and beheld the objects of will and desire and their
5 5 |    while he who spends on noble objects, and acquires wealth by
6 6 |         should be the principal objects of the inhabitants; and
7 7 | contests, if at all, with these objects: For these sorts of exercises,
8 9 |       man is killed by lifeless objects, falling upon him, or by
9 11|        against us; but lifeless objects do neither. And therefore,