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 1 1 |      virtue is displayed in the greatest of all battles. And we too
 2 1 |         laws have regard to the greatest virtue; which, according
 3 1 |    upward unacquainted with the greatest pleasures, and unused to
 4 1 |        the opposite also of the greatest and most numerous sort of
 5 1 | anything, hold this fear in the greatest honour? This is what he
 6 1 |         in the soul: first, the greatest courage; secondly, the greatest
 7 1 | greatest courage; secondly, the greatest fear—~Cleinias. Which you
 8 1 |      men’s souls will be of the greatest use in that art which has
 9 2 |      the palm, who gives us the greatest amount of pleasure and mirth?
10 2 |         gives most mirth to the greatest number? Now is this a true
11 2 |       we old men would have the greatest pleasure in hearing a rhapsodist
12 2 |      including even health, the greatest of evils. For in truth,
13 2 |        goods of fortune, is the greatest of evils, if life be immortal;
14 2 |      what belief will be of the greatest public advantage, and then
15 2 |       and intelligence, has the greatest influence, sing these fairest
16 2 |      and therefore requires the greatest care of them all. For if
17 2 |     here, he may do himself the greatest injury by welcoming evil
18 3 |         them, had therefore the greatest security for the maintenance
19 3 |         thought, I say that the greatest ignorance was the ruin of
20 3 |     consider what is really the greatest ignorance. I should like
21 3 |        What?~Athenian. That the greatest ignorance is when a man
22 3 |         ignorance; and also the greatest, because affecting the great
23 3 |       none; but the noblest and greatest of harmonies may be truly
24 3 |         be truly said to be the greatest wisdom; and of this he is
25 3 |        sixth principle, and the greatest of all, is, that the wise
26 3 |       really, as we assert, the greatest ignorance, and utterly overthrew
27 4 |        oligarchy, which has the greatest difficulty in admitting
28 4 |       in man coincides with the greatest wisdom and temperance, then
29 4 |       have to pay the first and greatest and oldest of all debts,
30 5 |       of being evil, may be the greatest of all goods. Again, when
31 5 |     which is declared to be the greatest penalty of evil–doing—namely,
32 5 |       against suppliants is the greatest. For the god who witnessed
33 5 |     would choose to possess the greatest of evils, and least of all
34 5 |        or allow to continue the greatest of evils. The unrighteous
35 5 |    passionate.~Of all evils the greatest is one which in the souls
36 5 |      are incurable, and are the greatest injury of the whole state.
37 5 |       number which contains the greatest and most regular and unbroken
38 5 |        and silver, and have the greatest empire by sea and land;—
39 5 |         of being saved from the greatest of all plagues—not faction,
40 5 |       twelve parts admit of the greatest number of divisions of that
41 6 | ridiculous and useless, but the greatest political injury and evil
42 6 |      first of all, and with the greatest care; the others are of
43 6 |         and thirty who have the greatest number of votes. But who,
44 6 |      and the three who have the greatest number of votes shall be
45 6 |  election; the two who have the greatest number of votes shall be
46 6 |   however, is the source of the greatest good to individuals and
47 6 |      let the three who have the greatest number of votes [out of
48 6 |         to the six who have the greatest number of votes, let the
49 6 |   offices of state, this is the greatest; for the first shoot of
50 6 |     natural excellence, has the greatest effect on its maturity;
51 6 |   education. And he who has the greatest number of votes, after he
52 6 |   already, but this will be the greatest of them, and the most disagreeable
53 6 |         pains—and the third and greatest and sharpest want and desire
54 7 |      living thing is by far the greatest and fullest? Many will even
55 7 |      what I just now called the greatest of evils to states. Changes
56 7 |      censure of manners are the greatest of evils, and require the
57 7 |       insignificant, but is the greatest of all works, and ordained
58 7 |       deserves, shall incur the greatest disgrace; and let the guardian
59 7 |       and is far from being the greatest of all; too much cleverness
60 8 |     they not competitors in the greatest of all contests, and have
61 8 |     occasion calli to enter the greatest of all contests, and to
62 8 |       for her citizens have the greatest leisure, and they are not
63 8 |        of them can attain their greatest efficiency without arms.~
64 8 |       at the time.~Water is the greatest element of nutrition in
65 9 |      has not abstained from the greatest of crimes. His punishment
66 9 |       law, him we will deem the greatest enemy of the whole state.
67 9 |        their various kinds. The greatest cause of them is lust, which
68 10|        the aforesaid evils. The greatest of them are excesses and
69 10|        are offences against the greatest when they are done against
70 10|     which is imagined to be the greatest wisdom.~Cleinias. What do
71 10|     Athenian. They say that the greatest and fairest things are the
72 10|    about divine things? And the greatest help to rational legislation
73 10|       come to the rescue of the greatest laws, when they are being
74 11|        be imposing upon him the greatest calamity, and he will be
75 11|   considering that they are the greatest and most sacred of trusts.
76 11|        as air, in very deed the greatest enmities and hatreds spring
77 12|      preserved or not is of the greatest consequence; the one is
78 12|   selected persons who have the greatest number of votes, they shall
79 12|     laws the mixture causes the greatest possible injury; but seeing
80 12|  knowledge of good laws has the greatest power of improving the learner;
81 12|         it, you will obtain the greatest glory; or at any rate you