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 1 1 |          he says, “I sing not, I care not, about any man, even
 2 1 |           and those who have the care of their education should
 3 1 |       the character of a man, if care be taken in the use of it?
 4 2 |        with truth: I sing not, I care not about him who accomplishes
 5 2 |  therefore requires the greatest care of them all. For if a man
 6 4 |        and no less to us, taking care us and giving us peace and
 7 4 |        in return for the endless care and travail which they bestowed
 8 4 |       master of the house of the care of his invalid slaves. But
 9 4 |   preludes framed with wonderful care. But of the truer and higher
10 5 |         ought to attend and take care that the confluent waters
11 5 |        and weigh the matter with care, he will see that our city
12 5 |          the other hand, special care may be taken to increase
13 5 |         once but many times, the care of riches should have the
14 6 |       all, and with the greatest care; the others are of less
15 6 |   Cnosians, as is shown by their care of the new city; and there
16 6 |     arrival, should have a joint care that the magistrates should
17 6 |        buddings, who will have a care of men, that they may do
18 6 |        needs. Those who have the care of the city shall be called
19 6 |           and those who have the care of the agora shall be called
20 6 |           and those who have the care of the temples shall be
21 6 |      cattle, and they shall take care to have them always as smooth
22 6 |      those of whom they have the care, whether by imposing upon
23 6 |          former, they shall have care of the ways, and of the
24 6 |     preserve and convey to them, care being taken that they may
25 6 |           and at leisure to take care of the public interest.
26 6 |      speak of those who have the care of order and instruction
27 6 |           should begin by taking care that he is elected, who
28 6 |          them—they ought to take care that their offspring may
29 6 |          children, ought to take care and not intentionally do
30 6 |        and hitherto uninhabited, care ought to be taken of all
31 6 |          city they should have a care of cleanliness, and not
32 6 |      Further, they ought to take care that the rains from heaven
33 6 |          citizens wholly to take care of itself; who thinks that
34 7 |       able to stand, and to take care that their limbs are not
35 7 |       three years every possible care were taken that our nursling
36 7 |       duty of serving and taking care of the household and bringing
37 7 |        while he takes the utmost care of the male sex, and leaves
38 7 |      look–out, and take especial care of the training of our children,
39 7 |        at them, those who have a care of godlike manhood taking
40 8 |        his own wood and takes no care of his neighbour’s property,
41 8 |        of the agora. Their first care, after the temples which
42 8 |          from those who have the care of it in the country, and
43 9 |         the guardians shall take care of their property, and have
44 10|        if they did, they took no care of man, or thirdly, that
45 10|         opinion that they do not care about us; and others that
46 10|          only, which can have no care at all of human affairs,
47 10| legislator. In the meantime take care that you do not offend against
48 10|        arguments with the utmost care, for their impiety is a
49 10|         that the best soul takes care of the world and guides
50 10|           but have no thought or care of human things. Now, that
51 10|     proving to him that the Gods care about the small as well
52 10|     perfectly good, and that the care of all things is most entirely
53 10|          have a mind which takes care of great matters and no
54 10|          of great matters and no care of small ones? Reflect;
55 10|       impossible for him to take care of all, he is not negligent
56 10|          other that they have no care of small matters: there
57 10|      know that they ought not to care about such matters—what
58 10|          that they ought to take care, or that they know, and
59 10|       and controlling and taking care of and unimportant things
60 10|         at his hands if he takes care only of the greater and
61 10|         willing and able to take care, is like a lazy good–for–
62 10|          be supposed to make the care of all things easy to the
63 10|          the Gods, and that they care for men:—The other notion
64 10|        exist, and that they take care of men, and that they can
65 10|        guardians of orphans take care of them, just as they would
66 11|   fashion of men in general, who care little about piety and purity
67 11|         we will impartially take care of all your concerns, not
68 11|         law shall have the whole care and charge of the orphans,
69 11|      leaves sons who require the care of guardians, they shall
70 11|          that he, having to take care of the common weal, cannot
71 11|      incline to take an especial care of their own children, and
72 11|         own children, and of the care of their property in the
73 11|         of their property in the care of their own, or if they
74 11|        Let every one who has the care of an orphan observe this
75 11|           let those who have the care of the superabundant population
76 11|       and that the pair may take care of one another in age. If
77 11|        of the women who have the care of marriages; and let them
78 12|         couches; and, above all, care should be taken not to destroy
79 12|        imagine that they have no care of us, and the opinion of
80 12|     matters; and they shall take care that a stranger, whoever
81 12|       law ought to take especial care of the different ages of