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  1 1 |      which is to make those who use them happy; and they confer
  2 1 |    enquiring into its effect or use, or in what way, or to whom,
  3 1 |      them for the future by his use of the occasion.~Cleinias.
  4 1 |     such a draught have been of use to the legislator as a test
  5 1 | Athenian. “And in order to make use of the draught, you would
  6 1 |        be certain, Stranger, to use the potion.~Athenian. This
  7 1 |    comparison with those now in use, and might be applied to
  8 1 |        adapted than the festive use of wine, in the first place
  9 1 |         if care be taken in the use of it? What is there cheaper,
 10 1 |         will be of the greatest use in that art which has the
 11 2 |        bad to be bad, and makes use of them accordingly: which
 12 2 |         to move his body and to use his voice in what is understood
 13 2 |     escape us, there will be no use in talking about true education,
 14 2 |        case, are they likely to use the same figures and gestures,
 15 2 |   confidently say that the true use of music and of choral festivities
 16 2 |     sight, and hearing, and the use of the senses, or to live
 17 2 |      public advantage, and then use all his efforts to make
 18 2 |        of the elder men, making use of the wine which he has
 19 2 |    eating and drinking, and the use of food in general, have
 20 2 |       coarse and tasteless. The use of either instrument, when
 21 2 |       be over fifty, are not to use the Muses, but how they
 22 2 |      Muses, but how they are to use them. And the considerations
 23 3 |         arts do not require any use of iron: and God has given
 24 3 |       known how to make a right use of it in some way; and yet
 25 3 |      the owner only knew how to use his great and noble possession,
 26 3 |       same time, I may have the use of the framework which you
 27 4 |      Athenian. May I still make use of fable to some extent,
 28 4 |       But what weapons shall we use, and how shall we direct
 29 4 |         state which is going to use these laws.~Cleinias. Thank
 30 4 |    instruments which they might use in legislation—persuasion
 31 4 |      uneducated multitude, they use the one only as far as they
 32 5 |        of great wealth is of no use, either to them or to the
 33 5 |        the city, with a view to use. Whether the legislator
 34 5 |         but only coin for daily use, which is almost necessary
 35 5 |         persons who require the use of them. Wherefore our citizens,
 36 5 |    variations of numbers have a use in respect of all the variations
 37 5 |        of men, so that they can use them properly and to their
 38 6 |       not only will there be no use in having the good laws—
 39 6 |         the Cnosians may fairly use a little violence in order
 40 6 |     every state is compelled to use the words, “just,” “equal,”
 41 6 |    reason why we are obliged to use the equality of the lot,
 42 6 |    although we are compelled to use both equalities, we should
 43 6 |      both equalities, we should use that into which the element
 44 6 |        the property; they shall use the beasts of burden and
 45 6 |      and servants for their own use, neither will they use those
 46 6 |      own use, neither will they use those of the villagers and
 47 6 |         the state at heart will use his utmost diligence in
 48 6 |          No matter; we may make use of the illustration notwithstanding:—
 49 6 |        they shall establish and use the new laws with the others
 50 6 |         Orphic life, having the use of all lifeless things,
 51 6 |         appear any need to make use of her in military service,
 52 7 |   nurses, and likewise from the use of the remedy of motion
 53 7 |       in the same manner by the use of the dance and of music.~
 54 7 |         And we may say that the use of exercise and motion in
 55 7 |         of horsemanship and the use of the bow, the javelin,
 56 7 |      difference is found in the use of the feet and the lower
 57 7 |         lower limbs; but in the use of the hands we are, as
 58 7 |      them with their right, but use either hand for both purposes.
 59 7 |       to the warrior who has to use iron weapons, bows and javelins,
 60 7 |       and musicians, and making use of their poetical genius;
 61 7 |  discretion and maturity in the use of the orderly and severe
 62 7 |     have enjoined upon them the use of bows and other weapons
 63 7 |        and many other races who use their women to till the
 64 7 |    archery or any other skilled use of missiles, nor could they,
 65 7 |        which your pupils are to use those strains which are
 66 7 |         judgment, he shall make use of and shall commit to them
 67 7 |        and the learner ought to use the sounds of the lyre,
 68 7 |     hurling of weapons, and the use of the light shield, and
 69 7 |    those of which he who has no use nor any knowledge at all
 70 7 |      have been invented for the use of mere children, which
 71 7 | amusement the numbers in common use, and in this way make more
 72 7 |    Hellenes tell lies, if I may use such an expression, about
 73 7 |         instructed and learn to use better language, then I
 74 8 |      which we were intending to use in the hour of conflict;
 75 8 |      for they cannot be of much use in a country like Crete,
 76 8 |   succeed in making all mankind use the same language about
 77 8 |         I had a way to make men use natural love and abstain
 78 8 |       adulteries and immoderate use of meats and drinks, and
 79 8 |        law givers, which we may use, not deeming it necessary
 80 8 |       by fraud or force, in the use which he makes of his own
 81 8 |        any kind, or animals for use in war, let the commanders
 82 10|         goods, neither shall he use anything which is his neighbour’
 83 10|        or carries away or makes use of anything which belongs
 84 10|        they should first of all use persuasion to us, and show
 85 10|         make a bad and mistaken use of argument, but they lead
 86 10|     Athenian. Because those who use the term mean to say that
 87 10|         that we may if possible use arguments which may conjure
 88 11|         creature, and is apt to use language which causes a
 89 11|      all his property, and will use angry words.~Cleinias. Such
 90 11|          if a man makes a right use of his father and grandfather
 91 11|     which injures bodies by the use of other bodies according
 92 11|         of parents, there is no use in trying to persuade them
 93 11|         and allow a man to make use of ridicule in jest and
 94 12| distinction may be drawn in the use of terms of reproach. A
 95 12|       permit either of them. to use an oath for the sake of
 96 12|    himself and his race, nor to use unseemly supplications or
 97 12|  practise adopted by people who use harsh words, such as xenelasia
 98 12|       which may appear to be of use and will throw light upon
 99 12|         year; or if he does not use or show the lost property
100 12|         the public officers may use annuary whichever on consideration
101 12|      which the magistrates must use in the administration of
102 12|        irreversible, they shall use them for ever afterwards.
103 12|      something that might be of use in the preservation of the
104 12|         take counsel and making use of the younger men as their