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1 1 | according to nature, without correct principles of music; these
2 2 |     good harmony—the term is correct enough; but to speak metaphorically
3 4 |       Certainly, if they are correct in their view.~Athenian.
4 6 |      to succeed him who will correct the flaws which time may
5 6 |    one coming after him must correct, if the constitution and
6 6 |    guardians of the law, and correct them, until all is perfect;
7 9 |      he shall not venture to correct such an one by blows, either
8 10|   motion, that was not quite correct.~Cleinias. What was the
9 12|    are utterly depraved form correct notions and judgments of