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1 1 |   ruler of any sort will ruin ship, chariot, army—anything,
2 1 |  trader, or of a captain of a ship, and the like. For we are
3 4 |      supplied with timber for ship–building?~Cleinias. There
4 4 |       the country filled with ship–timber, and therefore they
5 6 | endure and be saved. But as a ship sailing on the sea has to
6 7 |   thus, as it were, draws the ship in outline, so do I seek
7 10|     and at last overturn both ship and sailors?~Cleinias. Assuredly
8 12|        as there are also in a ship, or in an animal; they all
9 12|      as in fair weather? In a ship, when the pilot and the