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  1 1 |          thinking that there are two kinds of war; or what would
  2 1 |      quite truly, that war is of two kinds one which is universally
  3 1 |        of good. Now goods are of two kinds: there are human and
  4 1 |          from the union of these two with courage springs justice,
  5 1 |        in individuals: these are two fountains which nature lets
  6 1 |     point with you, who are only two cities?~Megillus. I shall
  7 1 |   rightly ordered? Of course you two will answer that you have
  8 1 |       one of us has in his bosom two counsellors, both foolish
  9 1 |      with a purpose—which of the two we cannot certainly know?
 10 1 |  question:—Do we not distinguish two kinds of fear, which are
 11 1 |          Athenian. These are the two fears, as I called them;
 12 1 |     safety in war? For there are two things which give victory—
 13 1 |      were saying, that there are two things which should be cultivated
 14 2 |         the chorus is made up of two parts, dance and song?~Cleinias.
 15 2 |     difference, Stranger, in the two kinds of education.~Athenian.
 16 2 |          mind, for now we are of two. To me, dear Cleinias, the
 17 2 |        pleasantest? or are there two lives, one of which is the
 18 2 |          to reply that there are two; and thereupon I proceeded
 19 3 |          more than a thousand or two thousand years have elapsed
 20 3 |       expanse of land; a herd or two of oxen would be the only
 21 3 |          and God has given these two arts to man in order to
 22 3 |         Athenian. That the other two states were always to come
 23 3 |          kingdoms, and of these, two quickly corrupted their
 24 3 |       ceased warring against the two others; whereas, if the
 25 3 |        into the future, gave you two families of kings instead
 26 3 |        behalf of Hellas, and the two others were so utterly good
 27 3 |         Hear me, then: there are two mother forms of states from
 28 3 |         view to this we selected two kinds of government, the
 29 4 |         state in which there are two such rulers, and third best
 30 4 |         legislator must give not two rules about the same thing,
 31 4 |       aware that there are these two classes of doctors?~Cleinias.
 32 4 |      ever observe that there are two classes of patients in states,
 33 4 |          aged. Comparing now the two forms of the law, you will
 34 4 |       all to be regarded. Of the two forms of law which have
 35 4 |         case is like that of the two kinds of doctors, which
 36 4 |        considered that they have two instruments which they might
 37 4 |          double, but they are in two parts, the law and the prelude
 38 5 |       Now in every man there are two parts: the better and superior,
 39 5 |      frequency. Hence one of the two lives is naturally and necessarily
 40 5 |        us suppose that there are two parts in the constitution
 41 5 |     number be first divided into two parts, and then into three;
 42 5 |       them shall be divided into two, and every allotment shall
 43 5 |   allotment shall be composed of two such sections; one of land
 44 5 |       the rest. Moreover, in the two sections of the lots the
 45 5 |         and every man shall have two habitations, one in the
 46 6 |    ordering of a state there are two parts: first, the number
 47 6 |     three allowed to the second, two to the third, and a single
 48 6 |          on at the election; the two who have the greatest number
 49 6 |          is meant. For there are two equalities which are called
 50 6 |         the greater temples, and two for the lesser, and one
 51 6 |   watchers shall continue during two years. After having had
 52 6 |          country, while on their two years service, shall have
 53 6 |          Furthermore, during the two years in which any one is
 54 6 |           up to a mina, or up to two minae with the consent of
 55 6 |          of music and gymnastic, two kinds of each—of the one
 56 6 |     these again are divided into two classes, the one having
 57 6 |        another court; and if the two courts cannot settle the
 58 6 |      agreement. And let there be two other tribunals: one for
 59 6 |          shall choose one of the two proposed. And in private
 60 6 |       dividend (5040), we deduct two families, the defect in
 61 6 |      third or second classes, or two minae if he be of the highest
 62 6 |         consider that one of the two houses in the lot is the
 63 6 | Different persons have got these two different notions of slaves
 64 6 |        this is fairly at a loss. Two remedies alone remain to
 65 7 |      birth swathe the infant for two years? Suppose that we compel
 66 7 |        bad habits.~Education has two branches—one of gymnastic,
 67 7 |           And gymnastic has also two branches—dancing and wrestling;
 68 7 |        called dancing, and is of two kinds: one of nobler figures,
 69 7 |          of both these there are two further subdivisions. Of
 70 7 |   doubtful kind, and how are the two to be distinguished? There
 71 7 |     class may be subdivided into two lesser classes, of which
 72 7 |         order, thus establishing two kinds of dances of the nobler
 73 7 |          is unable to count one, two, three, or to distinguish
 74 7 |          you know that these are two distinct things, and that
 75 8 |        sweet Cleinias; there are two causes, which are quite
 76 8 |         or warlike at all. These two are the chief causes of
 77 8 |         length of the contest at two–thirds, and for the boys
 78 8 |          of one against one, and two against two, and so on up
 79 8 |     against one, and two against two, and so on up to ten against
 80 8 |    called loves, for they are of two kinds, and out of the two
 81 8 |        two kinds, and out of the two arises a third kind, having
 82 8 |          is in doubt between the two principles; the one exhorting
 83 8 |          is made up of the other two is that which we have described
 84 8 |          possible; and the other two, if possible, we should
 85 8 |        be able to enforce one of two things—either that no one
 86 8 |        ought rather to be called two, be laid down respecting
 87 8 |     sources, and in general from two sources, whereas our city
 88 8 |        The goddess of Autumn has two gracious gifts: one, the
 89 8 |         and if from any others’, two–thirds of a mina. And he
 90 8 |   summonses—for example, whether two witnesses should be required
 91 8 |     being is capable of pursuing two professions or two arts
 92 8 |      pursuing two professions or two arts rightly, or of practising
 93 8 |          if any stranger profess two arts, let them chastise
 94 8 |        be sold; out of the other two–thirds no one shall be compelled
 95 8 |         than either of the other two—neither that which is assigned
 96 8 |       let every citizen take his two portions and distribute
 97 9 | determined in what respect these two classes of actions differ
 98 9 |          legislators whatsoever, two kinds of actions have been
 99 9 |         must prove that they are two, and what is the difference
100 9 |        you, Stranger; for one of two things is certain: either
101 9 |    statement.~Athenian. Of these two alternatives, the one is
102 9 |        Stranger; there cannot be two opinions among us upon that
103 9 |       that these injuries are of two kinds—one, voluntary, and
104 9 |   divided by the legislator into two sorts: there is simple ignorance,
105 9 |        five we will make laws of two kinds.~Cleinias. What are
106 9 |           Cleinias. What are the two kinds?~Athenian. There is
107 9 |         in the public prison for two years, and then go free.~
108 9 |      that these homicides are of two kinds, both of them arising
109 9 |         also undergo an exile of two years, that he may learn
110 9 |        exile of three instead of two years—his punishment is
111 9 |    imprisoned during a period of two years; and a metic who disobeys
112 10|       same until he was old; the two other notions certainly
113 10|        exception, my friends, of two?~Cleinias. Which are they?~
114 10|         they?~Athenian. Just the two, with which our present
115 10|      good; but may I make one or two corrections in what I have
116 10|         the three; and there are two questions which may be raised
117 10|          anything.~Cleinias. How two?~Athenian. Sometimes a person
118 10|        is “number divisible into two equal parts”?~Cleinias.
119 10|     number which is divided into two equal parts.~Cleinias. Quite
120 10|         that there are less than two—one the author of good,
121 10|          Yes.~Athenian. Of these two kinds of motion, that which
122 10|        man, must act from one of two principles.~Cleinias. What
123 10|        there are three of us and two of them, and we will say
124 10|         surely we three and they two—five in all—have acknowledged
125 10|       each of these causes arise two sorts of impiety, in all
126 10|        kinds of unbelievers, but two only for whom legislation
127 10|          thought of men produces two other sorts of crimes, and
128 10|          be propitiated produces two more. Assuming these divisions,
129 11|          say, who despises these two legislators, and takes up,
130 11|          the agora shall not ask two prices for that which he
131 11|       true one—”To fight against two opponents is a difficult
132 11|          also the war is against two enemies—wealth and poverty;
133 11|          repeat the offence, for two years; and every time that
134 11| guardians, then the next of kin, two on the father’s and two
135 11|          two on the father’s and two on the mother’s side, and
136 11|         he have a regard only to two out of three conditions—
137 11|     attention given to them, the two are not usually placed upon
138 11|      with a view to having them; two children, one of either
139 11|       universal, and they are of two kinds: some of the Gods
140 11|        determined. For there are two kinds of poisons used among
141 11|        But we must have a law in two parts, concerning poisoning,
142 11|   poisoning, in whichever of the two ways the attempt is made,
143 11|       and he of the fourth class two–fifths. Now there are many
144 12|          number of votes. And if two persons have an equal number
145 12|      withdraw the younger of the two and do away with the excess;
146 12|         But if all the three, or two out of the three, have equal
147 12|        be of the third dass, and two minae if he be of the fourth
148 12|          by him. For he made the two parties take an oath respecting
149 12|         in this way there may be two valuations; and the public
150 12|       who is of the third class, two minae, and for him, who
151 12|          The well–being of those two is obviously the preservation
152 12|         legislate with a view to two things at once—they want
153 12|      virtue, and the same of the two others, as if they were
154 12|        in seeing in what way the two differ from one another,
155 12|       another, and have received two names, and so of the rest.
156 12|     explaining why we call these two and the rest of them by
157 12|       and then again speak of as two, one part being courage
158 12|         told you in what way the two are different, and do you
159 12|        we assured that there are two things which lead men to
160 12|          who does not know these two principles—that the soul