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1 1 |    our laws, for there is no discredit in knowing what is wrong;
2 3 |      defeating them; and the discredit was, not that the conquerors
3 3 |       in my opinion, brought discredit was, first of all, the circumstance
4 10|    fair image, which does no discredit to our ingenuity.~Cleinias.
5 10|     of our argument will not discredit the lawgiver.~Athenian.
6 12|   relates to the dead, and a discredit to him if they are not well
7 12| ignorant of all this without discredit where great and glorious