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  1 1 |          will not be unwilling to give an account of your government
  2 1 |           reconciled, they should give their attention to foreign
  3 1 |        every time of life, and to give them punishments and rewards;
  4 1 |       either of your states which give a taste of pleasures, and
  5 1 |    proceed in a wrong way. Let me give you an illustration of what
  6 1 |      having a good leader—he will give victory in war to his followers,
  7 1 |         Athenian. Suppose that we give this puppet of ours drink—
  8 1 |        there are two things which give victory—confidence before
  9 2 |       figures and gestures, or to give utterance to the same sounds?~
 10 2 |         excellence of music is to give pleasure to our souls. But
 11 2 |          bodies, their attendants give them wholesome diet in pleasant
 12 2 |         to let them off who would give us the most beautiful and
 13 2 |         speaking generally, would give them truth or rightness.~
 14 3 |           your words, for we will give them our best attention;
 15 3 |        not answer to the call, or give aid. Many things might be
 16 3 |       among them, who was able to give good counsel, he imparted
 17 3 |           as women were likely to give them, and especially princesses
 18 3 |       praised, in that you do not give special honour or a special
 19 3 |         but I wish that you would give us a fuller explanation.~
 20 3 |         would never have dared to give judgment by noisy cries.
 21 3 |     others. And they desire us to give them any laws which we please,
 22 4 |           or some local deity may give the sanction of a name to
 23 4 |        that the counsel which you give will prove injurious. You
 24 4 |           safety to ships, do not give honour to that sort of warlike
 25 4 |   inferior persons cannot rightly give honour to whom honour is
 26 4 |     answer this question? Shall I give his answer?~Cleinias. Yes.~
 27 4 |            Athenian. He will say—”Give me a state which is governed
 28 4 |         of polity are we going to give the city?~Cleinias. Tell
 29 4 |           ministers of the law, I give them this name not for the
 30 4 |           word or deed, he should give way to them; for a father
 31 4 |          this I think that he may give a sample for the instruction
 32 4 |          law; the legislator must give not two rules about the
 33 4 |       Athenian. Then let me first give the law of marriage in a
 34 4 |        the young men in the state give to the aged. Comparing now
 35 5 |        the earth is not enough to give in exchange for virtue.
 36 5 |           neighbours, and also to give them the power of rendering
 37 5 |  distribution of the soil, should give to these first their chosen
 38 5 |  constitutions, and may desire to give to his state some feature
 39 5 |           more than one, he shall give the females in marriage
 40 5 |          money remaining, let him give the surplus back to the
 41 5 |         in marriage, no one shall give or receive any dowry at
 42 5 |      excess of the measure, if he give back the surplus to the
 43 6 |         comes to them, whether to give information, or to put one
 44 6 |       other cities, a city should give an answer, and to which,
 45 6 |     magistrate shall be liable to give an account of his conduct
 46 6 |          the solo singers, and to give judgment on the competitors,
 47 6 |        inferior courts, and shall give their vote openly. The councillors
 48 6 |         chosen by lot;—they shall give their decisions at once,
 49 6 |       what is important, and will give an outline which you shall
 50 6 |           or son of a God, let us give them altars and sacred rites,
 51 6 |           with those to whom they give in marriage; in such matters,
 52 6 |         let him be answerable and give an account of the. money
 53 6 |          day or night Heaven will give them increase, who can say?
 54 6 |          who imagines that he can give laws for the public conduct
 55 6 |      succeed when they attend and give their mind to what they
 56 6 |       doing, but when they do not give their mind or have no mind,
 57 6 |      wherefore let the bridegroom give his mind to the bride and
 58 6 |          the bride in like manner give her mind to the bridegroom,
 59 6 |       partly by threats make them give over their folly and error:
 60 7 |           their arms; nor do they give them silence, but they sing
 61 7 |         we will desire the one to give their instructions freely,
 62 7 |      Athenian. Well, then, let us give all the greater heed to
 63 7 |           and we shall be able to give suitable regulations touching
 64 7 |           notes, when the strings give one sound and the poet or
 65 7 |        has already given and will give him permission to select
 66 7 |        the same or better we will give you a chorus; but if not,
 67 7 |          not please either us who give them, or you who accept
 68 8 |  guardians of the laws, who shall give them this privilege, and
 69 8 |    unarmed competitor we will not give a prize. And he shall enter
 70 8 |       until they return, and will give a prize to the conqueror
 71 8 |         country. And therefore we give our prizes for single horses—
 72 8 |        shall be prevailed upon to give me his assent at some other
 73 8 |       common wall, by refusing to give the man outlet for water;
 74 9 |           they shall each of them give a holy vote, after promising
 75 9 |  respecting the judges who are to give judgment, and the manner
 76 9 |           we are not compelled to give laws, but we may take into
 77 9 |          sure.~Athenian. Shall we give heed rather to the writings
 78 9 |          legislators? or shall we give heed to them above all?~
 79 9 |           master, the owner shall give up the slave to the relatives
 80 9 |          owner of the slave shall give him up to the wounded man,
 81 9 |           with him, and if be not give him up he shall himself
 82 10|           Gods. But first we must give them an admonition which
 83 10|      looks, beguiling us old men, give us the slip and make a laughing–
 84 10|            Sometimes a person may give the name and ask the definition;
 85 10|         the definition; or he may give the definition and ask the
 86 10|          about the definition and give the name, or when we are
 87 10|          asked about the name and give the definition—in either
 88 10|           either case, whether we give name or definition, we speak
 89 10|        question it is not easy to give an intelligent answer; and
 90 10|         sun about in a chariot to give light to men, or acting
 91 10|     charioteers who are bribed to give up the victory to other
 92 10|          happens to present shall give information to the magistrates,
 93 11|         by the state, which shall give his master the price of
 94 11|        absent person that he will give it up to him, shall take
 95 11|          who takes him away shall give three sufficient sureties;
 96 11|    sufficient sureties; and if he give them, and not without giving
 97 11|           sell anywhere else, nor give credit. And if in any other
 98 11|           another, and the seller give credit to the man who buys
 99 11|          or without life, let him give and receive them genuine
100 11|       these, we will first of all give a word of counsel and reason,
101 11|      obtained the prize of virtue give judgment about them in accordance
102 11|          that I am not allowed to give, or not to give my own to
103 11|        allowed to give, or not to give my own to whom I will—less
104 11|        law, to him his father may give as much as he pleases of
105 11|          of his own, he shall not give him of the money, nor shall
106 11|           the money, nor shall he give money to a daughter who
107 11|           is not betrothed he may give her money. And if any of
108 11|         at all, he may select and give to any one whom he pleases
109 11| legislator, like a painter, shall give a rough sketch of the cases
110 11|        sons of Gods would have us give.~If a man is mad he shall
111 11|        make full satisfaction, or give up the the slave who has
112 11|        amends for the injury, and give up the slave. And if a beast
113 11|         And he who is summoned to give witness and does not answer
114 11|        acting as a judge, let him give his witness, but he shall
115 11|           cause. A free woman may give her witness and plead, if
116 11|         child shall be allowed to give evidence and to plead, but
117 12|            and he who likes shall give judgment in his own branch
118 12|         to serve as a soldier, or give him any place at all in
119 12|          with an olive wreath and give them the prize of excellence,
120 12|   defendant in like manner should give his denial to the magistrates
121 12|           A judge who is about to give judgment shall take an oath,
122 12|          at present have power to give and receive oaths, for they
123 12|           becomes surety, let him give the security in a distinct
124 12|        the prize, then they shall give the prize of victory to
125 12|        other Gods, before them to give an account—which is an inspiring
126 12|         custom as his law we must give way in certain particulars.
127 12|         in a state and government give not only health and salvation
128 12|          do as we said? Or can we give our guardians a more precise
129 12|      institutions, is not able to give a reason of such things
130 12|          or whatever name God may give it, you will obtain the
131 12|           of the city, or we must give up the undertaking.~Cleinias.