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1 3 |     pupils or patients in an agreeable manner.~Megillus. Exactly.~
2 4 |  Athenian. Then what life is agreeable to God, and becoming in
3 5 |      to be commensurable and agreeable to one another. Nor should
4 6 |       that he may do what is agreeable to him. And he who obtains
5 6 | single dwelling will have an agreeable aspect, and being easily
6 7 |  disagreeable to some but is agreeable to as many others, or if
7 7 |    now said is very true and agreeable to nature.~Athenian. Yes,
8 7 |  would not be true, nor very agreeable to the runners, though they
9 11|      then we should know how agreeable and pleasant all these things