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1 7 |        the pleasure is greater, moves his body more, and less
2 7 |      kinds of imitation one man moves in an orderly, another in
3 7 |         the truth. Each of them moves in the same path—not in
4 9 |       to him, the impulse which moves you to rob temples is not
5 10|       we will assume that which moves other, and is changed by
6 10|      changed by another and yet moves other is second.~Cleinias.
7 10|      Athenian. But if the world moves wildly and irregularly,
8 10|     kinds of motion, that which moves in one place must move about
9 10| Athenian. Either the soul which moves the sun this way and that,