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  1 1 |         that I can point out any great or obvious examples of similar
  2 1 |          commanded to eschew all great pleasures and amusements
  3 1 |   gymnasia and common meals do a great deal of good, and yet they
  4 1 |         be saved from doing some great evil.~Cleinias. It will
  5 1 |       followers, which is a very great advantage; and so of other
  6 1 |         want you to tell me what great good will be effected, supposing
  7 1 |          If you mean to ask what great good accrues to the state
  8 1 |        that the good is not very great in any particular instance.
  9 1 |         all the Hellenes to be a great talker, whereas Sparta is
 10 1 |       work of reformation is the great business of every man while
 11 1 |      matter, and to have taken a great many more words than were
 12 1 |        always deems to be a very great evil both to individuals
 13 1 |          there is no risk and no great danger than the reverse?”~
 14 1 |       any instance fell into any great unseemliness, but was always
 15 2 |         are not other advantages great and much to be desired.
 16 2 |       evil?~Cleinias. There is a great difference, Stranger, in
 17 2 |         things?~Cleinias. A very great improvement, if the customs
 18 2 |           and this whether he be great and strong or small and
 19 2 |          be immortal; but not so great, if the bad man lives only
 20 2 |       shall suffer a disgrace as great as he who disobeys military
 21 3 |   tradition.~Athenian. After the great destruction, may we not
 22 3 |         and arts and laws, and a great deal of vice and a great
 23 3 |         great deal of vice and a great deal of virtue?~Cleinias.
 24 3 |          the arts, and there was great difficulty in getting at
 25 3 |        the present, I would go a great way to hear such another,
 26 3 |          whole, without any very great infliction of pain.~Megillus.
 27 3 |  equalized property, escaped the great accusation which generally
 28 3 |          still existed and had a great prestige; the people of
 29 3 |          just as we now fear the Great King. And the second capture
 30 3 |      institutions, of which such great expectations were entertained,
 31 3 |      salvation or destruction of great and noble interests, than
 32 3 |        any one who sees anything great or powerful, immediately
 33 3 |         only knew how to use his great and noble possession, how
 34 3 |      happy would he be, and what great results would he achieve!”~
 35 3 |       admiration at the sight of great wealth or family honour,
 36 3 |  greatest, because affecting the great mass of the human soul;
 37 3 |          obey in cities, whether great or small; and similarly
 38 3 |        ruined themselves and the great and famous Hellenic power
 39 3 |      calamity? Truly there is no great wisdom in knowing, and no
 40 3 |        wisdom in knowing, and no great difficulty in telling, after
 41 3 |        That if any one gives too great a power to anything, too
 42 3 |     power vanishes from him. And great legislators who know the
 43 3 |        that there ought to be no great and unmixed powers; and
 44 3 |     imagine that Cyrus, though a great and patriotic general, had
 45 3 |          has never been a really great king among the Persians,
 46 3 |     although they are all called Great. And their degeneracy is
 47 4 |        not providing anything in great abundance. Had there been
 48 4 |          there might have been a great export trade, and a great
 49 4 |        great export trade, and a great return of gold and silver;
 50 4 |        but he, as we know, was a great naval potentate, who compelled
 51 4 |   Plataea the completion, of the great deliverance, and that these
 52 4 |     storm there must surely be a great advantage in having the
 53 4 |         is the contemporary of a great legislator, and that some
 54 4 |       cannot say that I have any great desire to see one.~Athenian.
 55 4 |     superior race, and they with great case and pleasure to themselves,
 56 4 |          many think that he is a great man, but in a short time
 57 4 |          having. For there is no great inclination or readiness
 58 4 |           he should remember how great will be the difference between
 59 4 |         that all laws, small and great alike, should have preambles
 60 5 |        to time, and the many and great evils which befell him in
 61 5 |  possible. For the possession of great wealth is of no use, either
 62 5 |          shall be proclaimed the great and perfect citizen, and
 63 5 |     truth. But he who would be a great man ought to regard, not
 64 5 |          in which there are many great and intense elements of
 65 5 |     manner those who are to hold great offices in states, should
 66 5 |       way we commonly dispose of great sinners who are incurable,
 67 5 |        property. For this is the great beginning of salvation to
 68 5 |          after all there be very great difficulty about the equal
 69 5 |       citizens, owing to the too great love of those who live together,
 70 5 |         the law and the God. How great is the benefit of such an
 71 5 |         is advising should be as great and as rich as possible,
 72 5 |  disgracefully, are only half as great as those which are expended
 73 6 |           and in my opinion is a great deal more than half the
 74 6 |         consider that of all the great offices of state, this is
 75 6 |    although I have never had any great acquaintance with the art.~
 76 6 |     improve the picture, all his great labour will last but a short
 77 6 |          or deed, or has any way great or small by which he can
 78 6 |    entire number had, and has, a great many convenient divisions,
 79 6 |        of property, but there is great difficulty in what relates
 80 6 |          the Messenians, and the great mischiefs which happen in
 81 6 |         public life, is making a great mistake. Why have I made
 82 6 |       the legislator, which is a great mistake. And, in consequence
 83 6 | endeavour to master by the three great principles of fear and law
 84 7 |  Stranger, are we to impose this great amount of exercise upon
 85 7 |           and go for a walk of a great many miles for the sake
 86 7 |     which you and I differ is of great importance, and I hope that
 87 7 |        just ancestral customs of great antiquity, which, if they
 88 7 |        omitting nothing, whether great or small, of what are called
 89 7 |         consequence, but makes a great difference, and may be of
 90 7 |   difference, and may be of very great importance to the warrior
 91 7 |      armour. And there is a very great difference between one who
 92 7 |        plays of childhood have a great deal to do with the permanence
 93 7 |        Will you hear me tell how great I deem the evil to be?~Cleinias.
 94 7 |        ready to speak about such great matters, or be confident
 95 7 |       believe that he will be in great difficulty.~Cleinias. What
 96 7 |           indeed, that we have a great many poets writing in hexameter,
 97 7 |        be able to attend to such great charges?~Athenian. O my
 98 7 |          being an impossibility, great would be the disgrace to
 99 7 |         in a state, as well as a great misfortune.~Athenian. Suppose
100 7 |      other stars. There would be great folly in supposing that
101 7 |        bare knowledge only is no great distinction?~Cleinias. Certainly.~
102 7 |          expression, about those great Gods, the Sun and the Moon.~
103 7 |          meaning, but not a very great one, nor will any great
104 7 |          great one, nor will any great length of time be required.
105 7 |     matters of positive law is a great absurdity. Now, our laws
106 7 |          the air, and there is a great deal of hunting of land
107 8 |          difficult, but there is great difficulty, in acquiring
108 8 |         we naturally do not take great pains about the rearing
109 8 |        alteration of them do any great good or harm to the state.
110 8 |       however, another matter of great importance and difficulty,
111 8 |          way of escape out of so great a danger? Truly, Cleinias,
112 8 |         and Lacedaemon furnish a great help to those who make peculiar
113 8 |         general, who are born in great multitudes, and yet remain
114 8 |        the discovery would do no great good, for at present they
115 8 |    deeming it necessary that the great legislator of our state
116 9 |   citizen be found guilty of any great or unmentionable wrong,
117 9 |         father, grandfather, and great–grandfather have successively
118 9 |          simply bound under some great necessity which cannot be
119 9 |         are quite as many and as great as the voluntary? And please
120 9 |        that such a hurt, whether great or small, is not an injury
121 9 |          any injustice, small or great, the law will admonish and
122 9 |   legislator to be the source of great and monstrous times, but
123 9 |         about, of them, small or great, is next to impossible.~
124 9 |       and at the same time cause great and notable disgrace to
125 10|         religion; and especially great when in violation of public
126 10|         and in the second degree great when they are committed
127 10|         will certainly extend to great length, if we are to treat
128 10|        you one point which is of great importance, and about which
129 10|          have you given, and how great is the injury which is thus
130 10|         heavy and light; and the great and primitive works and
131 10|  ingenuity.~Cleinias. It does us great credit.~Athenian. And the
132 10|        or dead; and yet there is great reason to believe that this
133 10|       small as well as about the great. For he was present and
134 10|         mind which takes care of great matters and no care of small
135 10|        to attend to these things great or small, which a God or
136 10|     these things are to the Gods great or small—in either case
137 10|       hearing the small than the great, but more facility in moving
138 10|      small and regarded only the great;—as the builders say, the
139 10|          works, small as well as great, by one and the same art;
140 10|       small beginnings had grown great, and you fancied that from
141 10|   together and contribute to the great whole. And thinkest thou,
142 10|          not guilty of any other great and impious crime—shall
143 11|         deposited, but perhaps a great heap of treasure, what he
144 11|         apply equally to matters great and small:—If a man happens
145 11|         their language they do a great deal of harm to themselves
146 11|      easy matter, and requires a great deal of virtue.~Cleinias.
147 11|       and when they might make a great deal of money are sober
148 11|      compelling but advising the great body of the citizens to
149 11|          language which causes a great deal of anxiety and trouble
150 11|          any one thinks that too great power is thus given to the
151 11|       penalty far heavier than a great loss of money.~Thus will
152 11|        be bad, or conversely, no great calamity is the result of
153 11|        passion, which is another great evil; and if he do not,
154 12|      many laws are required; the great principle of all is that
155 12|         his arms. For there is a great or rather absolute difference
156 12|          the half which have the great number of votes. And if
157 12|        oath clearly results in a great advantage to the taker of
158 12|          after death may have no great sins to be punished in the
159 12|        it is ridiculous, after a great deal of labour has been
160 12|          without discredit where great and glorious truths are
161 12|      that they are, and know how great is their power, as far as