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1 1 |      of the greatest and most numerous sort of pleasures.~Cleinias.
2 3 | placed their town right under numerous streams flowing from the
3 3 |       ought to have done, and numerous deaths, murders, exiles,
4 4 |     the several states is too numerous for the means of subsistence?
5 6 |      we said, where there are numerous and minute details, the
6 6 |    the same language, and the numerous robberies and lawless life
7 9 |      be used greater and more numerous than for those who committed
8 10|     been persons more or less numerous who have had the same disorder.