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  1 1 |           would be by far the best sort of judge and legislator.~
  2 1 |       happy; and they confer every sort of good. Now goods are of
  3 1 |          For that, I think, is the sort of enumeration which ought
  4 1 |            I show anything of that sort which is at all equally
  5 1 |       festival; but nothing of the sort happens among us.~Athenian.
  6 1 |        other instances of the same sort of thing), all this is not
  7 1 |          who blames or praises any sort of meeting which is intended
  8 1 |          did any one ever see this sort of convivial meeting rightly
  9 1 |          of man, kind, of whatever sort, there ought to be a leader?~
 10 1 |       regulate meetings of another sort, when friend meets friend
 11 1 |           True.~Athenian. And that sort of meeting, if attended
 12 1 |          or a drunken ruler of any sort will ruin ship, chariot,
 13 1 |         guided to the love of that sort of excellence in which when
 14 1 |      deserves the name; that other sort of training, which aims
 15 1 |         brought to the drink, what sort of result is likely to follow.
 16 1 |         greatest and most numerous sort of pleasures.~Cleinias.
 17 2 |       equally delighted with every sort of dance?~Cleinias. Far
 18 2 |           approver of the opposite sort of pleasure?~Cleinias. I
 19 2 |         that there should be every sort of change and variation
 20 2 |        slaves and men of the baser sort; nor, beginning with the
 21 2 |       instruments, and every other sort of noise, as if they were
 22 2 |           fond of introducing this sort of inconsistent mixture,
 23 2 |          acknowledge that all this sort of thing, which aims only
 24 2 |      unaccompanied, leads to every sort of irregularity and trickery.
 25 3 |          of political or any other sort of wisdom have utterly disappeared?~
 26 3 |          man was something of this sort:—In the beginning of things
 27 3 |            as yet; nothing of that sort was likely to have existed
 28 3 |          magistrates, framing some sort of aristocracy, or perhaps
 29 3 |         large and fair plain, on a sort of low hill, watered by
 30 3 |            point of view does this sort of praise appear just: First,
 31 3 |         God has instructed us what sort of government would have
 32 3 |     certain kinds and manners. One sort consisted of prayers to
 33 3 |           was another and opposite sort called lamentations, and
 34 3 |            an aristocracy, an evil sort of theatrocracy has grown
 35 3 |           reason of an over–daring sort of liberty?~Megillus. Very
 36 3 |        regard the coincidence as a sort of omen. The greater part
 37 4 |            not give honour to that sort of warlike excellence which
 38 4 |            are of this homogeneous sort are apt to kick against
 39 4 |           and thirdly, out of some sort of democracy: fourth, in
 40 4 |           is by nature of the true sort, and that his strength is
 41 4 |           difficulty is of another sort, and is rarely surmounted
 42 4 |            there is nothing of the sort; but if such an one either
 43 4 |          when he is young has that sort of vision dullest, and when
 44 4 |      should praise the extravagant sort; and a poor miserly man,
 45 4 | dispensaries—practitioners of this sort never talk to their patients
 46 4 |         and overtures, which are a sort of artistic beginnings intended
 47 4 |         described as of the meaner sort, was the law pure and simple;
 48 5 |            by word or gift, or any sort of compliance, without making
 49 5 |           to follow, and as to the sort of persons who they ought
 50 5 |            must also consider what sort of lives we by nature desire.
 51 5 |          have tested them by every sort of persuasion and for a
 52 5 |             nor much of the vulgar sort of trade which is carried
 53 6 |           and confusion as to what sort of equality is meant. For
 54 6 |        never fulfil a duty of this sort with anything like energy.
 55 6 |             Assuredly, that is the sort of thing which every one
 56 6 |           the phrase is, and every sort of good fellowship with
 57 6 |           we have to consider what sort of property will be most
 58 6 |           are said to have lived a sort of Orphic life, having the
 59 7 |        heard of this very peculiar sort of gymnastic applied to
 60 7 |    agitation to affections of this sort, the motion coming from
 61 7 |      incapable of appreciating any sort of instruction?~Athenian.
 62 7 |     dancing and wrestling; and one sort of dancing imitates musical
 63 7 |  individuals accustomed to eat any sort of meat, or drink any drink,
 64 7 |            will desire a different sort of life, and under the influence
 65 7 |      Athenian. To consecrate every sort of dance or melody. First
 66 7 |         Carian chants. That is the sort of thing which will be appropriate
 67 7 |          which they will observe a sort of mean, not participating
 68 7 |    mentioned advantages, infuses a sort of courage into the minds
 69 7 |          himself in detail to that sort of learning, or not apply
 70 7 |         notes of the lyre—all that sort of thing is not suited to
 71 7 |           that, I say, is the true sort; but the opposite is not
 72 7 |          are dances of the Bacchic sort, both those in which, as
 73 7 |      mysteries celebrated—all this sort of dancing cannot be rightly
 74 7 |            of dances of the nobler sort, the dance of war which
 75 7 |           apply themselves to this sort of knowledge, and apply
 76 7 |          my meaning, and will be a sort of witness to my words.
 77 7 |          animals, of which the one sort is called hunting by night,
 78 8 |         pancratiasts, or any other sort of athletes, would they
 79 8 |        dances and contests of this sort hardly ever exist in states,
 80 8 |     procuring for himself in every sort of way the gratification
 81 8 |           and converts the valiant sort into thieves and burglars
 82 8 |    contests, that only the warlike sort of them are to be practised
 83 8 |          be given up. The military sort had better be completely
 84 8 |        mountains, and across every sort of country, to a temple
 85 8 |            contests of the heavier sort, we will institute conflicts
 86 8 |          victor in combats of this sort, and what he is not to do
 87 8 |        place a competition of this sort among amusements. Women
 88 8 |       naturally arose in my mind a sort of apprehension—I could
 89 8 |      through life. As to the mixed sort which is made up of them
 90 8 |          of his affection. Now the sort of love which is made up
 91 8 |   extinguish all pleasures of that sort?~Megillus. What word?~Athenian.
 92 8 |          Shall I try and find some sort of persuasive argument which
 93 8 |          out doing anything of the sort. Concealment shall be honourable,
 94 8 |          touches any fruit of this sort, without the consent of
 95 8 |      strangers from sharing in the sort which is not used for eating;
 96 8 |            other goods of the same sort), and which strangers are
 97 9 |            them was of the painful sort, which we denominate anger
 98 9 |      murder; and let cases of this sort be so regarded.~And now
 99 9 |    innumerable particulars of this sort which greatly vary from
100 9 |           drink, or have any other sort of intercourse with him,
101 10|          irreverent speech of this sort:—”O inhabitants of Athens,
102 10|          Athenian. A very grievous sort of ignorance which is imagined
103 10|             When questions of this sort are asked of me, my safest
104 10|          When I spoke of the tenth sort of motion, that was not
105 10|            the motion of the other sort which is not after the same
106 10|         soul or souls having every sort of excellence are the causes
107 10|            part in anything of the sort?~Cleinias. That again is
108 10|           he who dares to say this sort of thing must not be tolerated
109 10|           and yet like the meanest sort of men, knowing the better,
110 10|     required; one the hypocritical sort, whose crime is deserving
111 10|            or in danger, or in any sort of difficulty, or again
112 11|         seller, with a view to the sort of charges which are apt
113 11|           a prelude about all this sort of roguery, like the preludes
114 11|             or do anything of that sort; or if, in consequence of
115 11|  extortionate ransom—these are the sort of practices, and foul evils
116 11|         year and abstain from that sort of thing; and if he repeat
117 11|           those who are of another sort, and follow pursuits which
118 11|        wronged in a matter of this sort, shall have a right of action
119 11|         old age and in every other sort of fortune!~Cleinias. Well
120 11|        every man honour with every sort of lawful honour his own
121 11|           him who experiences this sort of treatment either come
122 11|         But he who seems to be the sort of man injures others by
123 11|       another, and nothing of that sort ought to be allowed to occur
124 11|          any one indulges in these sort of revilings, whether he
125 11|        land may be cleared of this sort of animal.~If a slave of
126 12|           to be admirable in every sort of virtue. Let us invent
127 12|           holders of them by every sort of test to which a freeman
128 12|         send spectators of another sort, if they have the consent
129 12|        them. Any knowledge of this sort which the elders approve,
130 12|   gymnastic or music, or any other sort of contest, from being present
131 12|   respectable institutions of this sort have been framed by good
132 12|            which was to be of this sort:—The ten oldest guardians
133 12|          was not something of this sort said by us before?~Cleinias.
134 12|         other nonsense of the same sort. But now, as I said, the