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1 1|     the enemies who are most dangerous and nearest home?~Megillus.
2 3|      take the whole would be dangerous, and to take the half would
3 5| these are always a source of dangerous contention, and a city which
4 6|    gave wine; and peculiarly dangerous, when a man is engaged in
5 7| except from evil is the most dangerous of all things; this is true
6 7| rhythm or harmony—seeing how dangerous are the writings handed
7 7| affirm that much learning is dangerous to youth.~Cleinias. How
8 8|   and using weapons somewhat dangerous, and as nearly as possible