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  1 1 |          good, indeed; and still better when we see them; let us
  2 1 |        argument, and will now be better able to understand what
  3 1 |       and the state in which the better citizens win a victory over
  4 1 |          may be truly said to be better than itself, and may be
  5 1 |      case.~Athenian. Whether the better is ever really conquered
  6 1 |          Now, which would be the better judge—one who destroyed
  7 1 |         say that there are still better men whose virtue is displayed
  8 1 |           And such an one is far better, as we affirm, than the
  9 1 |         united with courage, are better than courage only; for a
 10 1 |    prospect of reward to get the better of them? Where is an ordinance
 11 1 |          believe that I can tell better than either of you what
 12 1 |  friendly spirit will be all the better for it.~Athenian. Very good;
 13 1 |      drinks wine he begins to be better pleased with himself, and
 14 1 |      pleasure madden us? What is better adapted than the festive
 15 2 |    accordingly: which now is the better trained in dancing and music—
 16 2 |        sculptures are not a whit better or worse than the work of
 17 2 |        our ways are far and away better than any which at present
 18 2 |       characters put before them better than their own, and so receiving
 19 2 |        of the inferior or of the better soul?~Cleinias. Surely,
 20 2 |    Cleinias. Surely, that of the better soul.~Athenian. Then the
 21 2 |         or one which will have a better effect in making them do
 22 2 |   perhaps you will understand me better if I put the matter in another
 23 2 |      sing, may be expected to be better trained. For they need to
 24 2 |        improved? they would part better friends than they were,
 25 3 |        Crete. And we are all the better for the digression, because
 26 3 |          as it seemed, and a far better arrangement than the expedition
 27 3 |       thought, in the Heraclidae better leaders than the Pelopidae;
 28 3 |     course, then the moderate or better was more than the immoderate
 29 3 |         that time was to get the better of the established laws,
 30 3 |     equals, the soldiers were on better terms with their generals,
 31 3 |        regard the opinion of the better by reason of an over–daring
 32 3 |        being foreign if they are better. Grant me then this favour,
 33 4 |     Stranger; there could not be better.~Athenian. Alas! what a
 34 4 |    directly repel their enemies. Better for them to have lost many
 35 4 |        by land made the Hellenes better; whereas the sea–fights
 36 4 |       both together—made them no better, if I may say so without
 37 4 |    neither is nor ever will be a better or speedier way of establishing
 38 4 |        in the hope that I may be better able to answer your question:
 39 4 |         a cure. Now which is the better way of proceeding in a physician
 40 4 |          in a trainer? Is he the better who accomplishes his ends
 41 4 |       that the double way is far better.~Athenian. Should you like
 42 4 |          play, make a second and better beginning, if you please,
 43 5 |         there are two parts: the better and superior, which rules,
 44 5 |    without making her in any way better, seems to honour her, but
 45 5 |       our glory is to follow the better and improve the inferior,
 46 5 |         that he ought to get the better by defaming others, is less
 47 5 |       and condescend to follow a better man than himself, not allowing
 48 5 |     evils he will change for the better; and as to the goods which
 49 5 |    escaped by us, and yet we had better say how, if we had not escaped,
 50 5 |     state which will be truer or better or more exalted in virtue.
 51 5 |      places, and that some beget better men and others worse; and
 52 6 |        thought by somebody to be better than one who is, let him
 53 6 |         and make oath that he is better, and propose him; and whichever
 54 6 |        is another equality, of a better and higher kind, which is
 55 6 |    receive a kindly welcome, far better than he would at the hands
 56 6 |      power of making the citizen better, but embrace those which
 57 6 |          promote friendship and “better acquaintance,” as the phrase
 58 6 |         man has found his slaves better in every way than brethren
 59 6 |       guarded will be infinitely better for security. Until the
 60 6 |        which might have been far better, if they had been only regulated
 61 6 |        we should both of us like better, Stranger, than to hear
 62 6 |         women also, we shall see better when we approach and take
 63 6 |          in detail, and shall be better able to lay down the laws
 64 7 |     coming from without gets the better of the terrible and violent
 65 7 |    described; if you know of any better, will you communicate your
 66 7 |       wrestling and to enunciate better ones.~Athenian. Now we must
 67 7 |          Can any of us imagine a better mode of effecting this object
 68 7 |          made ten thousand times better by attaining to law and
 69 7 |      those who are trained in it better men, whereas the other makes
 70 7 |        to them, and men having a better understanding about them:
 71 7 |       hear; I cannot imagine any better pattern than this which
 72 7 | education can have. He cannot do better than advise the teachers
 73 7 |          if they are the same or better we will give you a chorus;
 74 7 | questions, which will be a fair, better and more graceful way of
 75 7 |         speaking now, and can be better instructed and learn to
 76 7 |      instructed and learn to use better language, then I quite agree
 77 7 |      make the souls of young men better, and the censure to that
 78 8 |          soul and body is no way better than the dissolution of
 79 8 |        up. The military sort had better be completely described
 80 8 |        made may possibly get the better of most of these desires;
 81 8 |       say to them, you should be better than the animals. But if
 82 8 |          are not able to get the better of the temptation, the guardians
 83 8 |     present, I think that we had better allow the Stranger to proceed
 84 8 |          third kind which may be better than either of them? The
 85 8 |       and they will be of a kind better suited to free men. For
 86 8 |       likely to superintend them better, because more revenue will
 87 8 |      articles of food, sometimes better and sometimes worse.~Cleinias.
 88 9 |     makes him who suffers either better or not so much worse as
 89 9 |          failed; and may he have better fortune than his predecessors!~
 90 9 |  childish wantonness, himself no better than a child. And if this
 91 9 |        nothing can be nobler and better than that the truth about
 92 9 |         obscuring the juster and better; and so working darkness
 93 9 |          their sacred rites with better fortune than his father
 94 10|   existence of Gods, if not in a better manner than other men, at
 95 10|        prefer the shorter to the better. It is a matter of no small
 96 10|       think therefore that I had better first ask the questions
 97 10|          sun, which is therefore better than the sun, whether taking
 98 10|         not able to say anything better, then he must yield to us
 99 10|         sort of men, knowing the better, choose the worse because
100 10| Decidedly not well.~Athenian. No better would be the result with
101 10|          the pieces; sending the better nature to the better place,
102 10|         the better nature to the better place, and the worse to
103 10|         carried into another and better place, which is perfect
104 10|        to the worse souls, or if better to the better, and in every
105 10|       souls, or if better to the better, and in every succession
106 10|         permit them, and who are better men than they are; and the
107 11|      abstain; and this will be a better possession to me than the
108 11|        to me than the other in a better part of myself; for the
109 11|   presence of his superiors. Now better men are the superiors of
110 11|    mistaken, will have something better to say to our departing
111 11|        his second son in hope of better fortune. If the testator
112 11|          altogether, or lose the better half of greatness. Wherefore
113 12|       the legislator ought to be better informed than all the, poets
114 12|        ever will be a higher, or better, or more scientific principle
115 12|         For if the examiners are better than the magistrates, and
116 12|        to have come home neither better nor worse, let him be praised
117 12|    enthusiasm; and if he be much better, let him be praised so much
118 12|        youth, show himself to be better than him who has won the