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 1 1 |           large plain; and for this reason they have horsemen in Thessaly,
 2 1 |     instituted by him for a similar reason, because he saw that while
 3 1 |           dare say; but there is no reason why we should rudely quarrel
 4 1 |            The Cretan laws are with reason famous among the Hellenes;
 5 1 |           sacred and golden cord of reason, called by us the common
 6 1 |             is law. For inasmuch as reason is beautiful and gentle,
 7 1 |      individual, attaining to right reason in this matter of pulling
 8 1 |    altogether, although you have no reason for abstaining?”~Cleinias.
 9 2 |            after they have attained reason, to be in harmony with her.
10 2 |            youth towards that right reason, which the law affirms,
11 2 |          agree with me, there is no reason why you should not argue
12 2 |            shown that there is good reason for the proposal.~Cleinias.
13 2 |          part of our city which, by reason of age and intelligence,
14 2 |      madnesses in others; for which reason he gave men wine. Such traditions
15 2 |          and roars without rhyme or reason; and when he has once got
16 2 |        jumps about without rhyme or reason; and this, as you will remember,
17 3 |           altogether more just? The reason has been already explained.~
18 3 |             be at variance with his reason. But every state and every
19 3 |        pleasure and the judgment of reason in the soul is, in my opinion,
20 3 |           knowledge, or opinion, or reason, which are her natural lords,
21 3 |     partaker who lives according to reason; whereas he who is devoid
22 3 |         whereas he who is devoid of reason is the destroyer of his
23 3 |          this end. Nor is there any reason to be surprised at our continually
24 3 |          chance, as I maintain; the reason is rather the evil life
25 3 |           and corresponding to true reason, can be intemperate?~Megillus.
26 3 |            worse. And we affirm the reason of this to have been, that
27 3 |         going on, or for some other reason of which we are not told,
28 3 |            opinion of the better by reason of an over–daring sort of
29 3 |          Athenian. And that was our reason for considering the settlement
30 4 |           whatever, and that is the reason for selecting the place;
31 4 |             of these.~Athenian. The reason is, my excellent friends,
32 4 |           abundant. And of this the reason is said to have been as
33 4 |            I mention this? For this reason:—Because all discourses
34 4 |        addressed, in order that, by reason of this good–will, he might
35 5 |             strangers. And for this reason, he who has a spark of caution
36 5 |             the appointed number by reason of bereavement, we ought
37 5 |             and fatal influences by reason of diverse winds and violent
38 5 |          and violent heats, some by reason of waters; or, again, from
39 6 |             by measure; and both by reason of equality, and by reason
40 6 |          reason of equality, and by reason of inequality, cities are
41 6 |            justice. And this is the reason why we are obliged to use
42 6 |            of his commanders, or by reason of absolute necessity, if
43 6 |           clear up doubts. For this reason, he who goes to law with
44 6 |          state at all. And for this reason there shall be a court of
45 6 |          relates to slaves. And the reason is that we speak about them
46 6 |        houses capable of defence by reason of their uniformity and
47 6 |           of fear and law and right reason; turning them away from
48 7 |           an evil in states; for by reason of their smallness and frequent
49 7 |         understand than for you, by reason of certain amusements which
50 7 |        matter at all?~Athenian. The reason is that masters and freemen
51 7 |           Stranger, and what is the reason of this?~Athenian. The reason
52 7 |       reason of this?~Athenian. The reason is obvious.~Cleinias. What?~
53 7 |            most regard for life and reason keeps awake as long he can,
54 7 |           as he has the fountain of reason in him not yet regulated;
55 7 |            up arms; if for no other reason, yet in case the whole military
56 7 |           virtue. And for this very reason he should learn them both,
57 7 |            the subject: there is no reason why that should prevent
58 7 |          commensurable, have we not reason to be ashamed of our compatriots;
59 8 |           Athenian. And what is the reason that dances and contests
60 8 |            every other:—that is one reason why a city will not be in
61 8 |        standing alone and following reason only.~Cleinias. What is
62 8 |           perdition; and from which reason, assuming the functions
63 8 |            infamous; and is not the reason of this that no one has
64 8 |         fallen into a difficulty by reason of the vices of mankind,
65 8 |             waters, and there is no reason why we should propose to
66 9 |          having knowledge of it, by reason of cowardice does not interfere
67 9 |           full of fear and panic by reason of his violent end, when
68 9 |             own, or for any similar reason, in such a case let him
69 9 |          most savage beast. And the reason of this is that no man’s
70 9 |       pursuing Pleasure without any reason, and will bring these to
71 10|           Why, Stranger, what other reason is there?~Athenian. One
72 10|        present occasion there is no reason why brevity should be preferred
73 10|             one of them, and gently reason with him, smothering our
74 10|            in accordance with right reason, you appear to me to maintain,
75 10|         seem difficult, there is no reason for apprehension about them,
76 10|            but useful, is there any reason or religion, as it seems
77 10|              then there is a second reason of their dissolution. “And
78 10|             produced in another, by reason of another, but never has
79 10|              and yet there is great reason to believe that this nature,
80 10|             with him in prayer. The reason of this is as follows:—Gods
81 11|            offices. And this is the reason why I have spoken of these
82 11|          give a word of counsel and reason, and the law shall come
83 11|        things—there would have been reason in making laws for them,
84 12|             men; and there is every reason to expect that, if the reality
85 12|             states going astray—the reason is that their legislators
86 12|           gift of nature and not of reason. But without reason there
87 12|          not of reason. But without reason there never has been, or
88 12| institutions, is not able to give a reason of such things as have a
89 12|            of such things as have a reason. And he who is unable to
90 12|             only, mingling together reason and mind in one image, in
91 12|           all our previous life, by reason of the saving virtue which