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1 3 |  possibly suppose that those who knew nothing of all the good
2 3 |          that—”If the owner only knew how to use his great and
3 3 |          men, fancying that they knew what they did not know,
4 4 | injurious. You see that he quite knew triremes on the sea, in
5 4 |          been as follows:—Cronos knew what we ourselves were declaring,
6 8 |          now saying.~Athenian. I knew well, my friend, that I
7 8 |          therefore I said that I knew a way of enacting and perpetuating
8 12|     worthy of all admiration. He knew that the men of his own