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 1 1 |        might as well say that the body was in the best state when
 2 1 |      there is also a state of the body which needs no purge. And
 3 1 |       about them. As in the human body, the regimen which does
 4 1 |           would you say about the body, my friend? Are you not
 5 1 |          he will be in a state of body which he would die rather
 6 2 |           who is able to move his body and to use his voice in
 7 2 |   expressive of virtue of soul or body, or of images of virtue,
 8 2 |         leave the judgment to the body of spectators, who determined
 9 2 |         upon fire, whether in the body or in the soul, until they
10 2 |          has the proportions of a body, and the true situation
11 2 |        health and strength in the body.~Cleinias. That, Stranger,
12 2 |     Athenian. The movement of the body has rhythm in common with
13 2 |           And the movement of the body, when regarded as an amusement,
14 2 |          to the excellence of the body, this scientific training
15 3 |      restore health, and make the body whole, without any very
16 3 |      vessel, too much food to the body, too much authority to the
17 3 |         place to the goods of the body; and the third place to
18 5 |       preference implies that the body is more honourable than
19 5 |           comes the honour of the body in natural order. Having
20 5 |           a natural honour of the body, and that of honours some
21 5 |           to be given to the fair body, or to the strong or the
22 5 |           tall, or to the healthy body (although many may think
23 5 |        has any virtue, whether of body or soul, is pleasanter than
24 5 |     riches exist—I mean, soul and body, which without gymnastics,
25 5 |         comes the interest of the body; and, first of all, that
26 6 |         this settlement, choose a body of thirty–seven in all,
27 6 |       i.e. the hoplites]. Let the body of cavalry choose phylarchs
28 6 |       this which is the presiding body of the state ought always
29 6 |         to whether he is sound of body and of legitimate birth;
30 6 |           the watch; and let each body of five have the power of
31 6 |         will be at the end of the body of legislation;—let us then
32 6 |        and beside himself both in body and soul. Wherefore, also,
33 6 |           walk straight either in body or mind. Hence during the
34 7 |           improvement of mind and body?~Cleinias. Undoubtedly.~
35 7 |       source endless evils in the body?~Cleinias. Yes.~Athenian.
36 7 |            Yes.~Athenian. And the body should have the most exercise
37 7 |           in relation both to the body and soul of very young creatures,
38 7 |       which is concerned with the body, and the other of music,
39 7 |        the limbs and parts of the body, giving the proper flexion
40 7 |       sports and exercises of the body are unworthy of freemen,
41 7 |      concerned with the virtue of body and soul is twice, or more
42 7 |           and nourishment for the body, and instruction and education
43 7 |         of other movements of the body. Such motion may be in general
44 7 |      movement to the limbs of the body—that, I say, is the true
45 7 |    pleasure is greater, moves his body more, and less when the
46 7 |       altogether able to keep his body still; and so out of the
47 8 |        the connection of soul and body is no way better than the
48 8 |  qualities is general activity of body, whether of foot or hand.
49 8 |         the one is a lover of the body, and hungers after beauty,
50 8 |           holds the desire of the body to be a secondary matter,
51 8 |       bidden about them, when his body is in a good condition,
52 8 |           into other parts of the body; and this will happen if
53 8 |      desire of beauty, not in the body but in the soul. These are,
54 8 |           might be decided by any body; for example, husbandmen
55 9 |           the whole nature of the body, he would burst into a hearty
56 9 |         when they are deformed in body, are still perfectly beautiful
57 9 |           are for the sake of the body, as the body is for the
58 9 |          sake of the body, as the body is for the sake of the soul.
59 9 |           he be found guilty, his body after execution may have
60 9 |        meet, and there expose his body naked, and each of the magistrates
61 9 |      nurture and education of the body we have spoken before, and
62 10|        the soul is older than the body, must not the things which
63 10|      those which appertain to the body?~Cleinias. Certainly.~Athenian.
64 10|        the soul is older than the body, but not otherwise.~Cleinias.
65 10|          the soul is prior to the body.~Cleinias. Excellent, Stranger,
66 10|        the change of an inanimate body, to be reckoned second,
67 10|          the soul is prior to the body, and that the body is second
68 10|         to the body, and that the body is second and comes afterwards,
69 10|         the soul was prior to the body the things of the soul were
70 10|        also prior to those of the body?~Cleinias. Certainly.~Athenian.
71 10|          the soul is prior to the body.~Cleinias. To be sure.~Athenian.
72 10|      Athenian. Every one sees the body of the sun, but no one sees
73 10|         nor the soul of any other body living or dead; and yet
74 10|          the circular and visible body, like the soul which carries
75 10|          herself with an external body of fire or air, as some
76 10|     affirm, and violently propels body by body; or thirdly, she
77 10|         violently propels body by body; or thirdly, she is without
78 10|          combining first with one body and then with another undergoes
79 10|       vice, and that the soul and body, although not, like the
80 10|        and when released from the body. And whenever the soul receives
81 10|           which make war upon the body, or to husbandmen observing
82 11|         and incurable disorder of body or mind, which is not discernible
83 11| compelling but advising the great body of the citizens to honour
84 11|          according to seniority—a body of three for one year, and
85 11|        one year, and then another body of three for the next year,
86 11|        terrible malady of soul or body, such as makes life intolerable
87 11|      doing, either as regards the body (unless he has a knowledge
88 12|           of all the parts of the body, whether they are preserved
89 12|          the servant of the whole body, and the other the master,
90 12|       laws. This shall be a mixed body of young and old men, who
91 12|      ivory, the product of a dead body, is not a proper offering;
92 12|         time for carrying out the body to the sepulchre. Now we
93 12|          respects superior to the body, and that even in life what
94 12|       only the soul; and that the body follows us about in the
95 12|          the bringing of the dead body into the open streets, or
96 12|       health and salvation to the body, but law, or rather preservation
97 12|           producing health in the body?~Cleinias. Certainly.~Athenian.
98 12|         who is ignorant about the body, that is to say, who knows
99 12|    younger and not older than the body, once more overturned the