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1 1 | concerning which there are many opinions, is an attribute of the
2 1 |        Athenian. Also there are opinions about the future, which
3 2 |       wisdom and true and fixed opinions, happy is the man who acquires
4 9 |   Stranger; there cannot be two opinions among us upon that point.~
5 9 |        the judges conceal their opinions and decide causes clandestinely;
6 10|     make you reverse may of the opinions which you now hold. Wait
7 10|        and reasonings, and true opinions, and reflections, and recollections
8 10|        other who holds the same opinions and is called a clever man,