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 1 1 |            state which attains the greater, at the same time acquires
 2 1 |           less, or, not having the greater, has neither. Of the lesser
 3 1 |         institutions. For when the greater states conquer and enslave
 4 1 |          but consider which is the greater risk:—Would you rather test
 5 2 |           to praise them. And what greater good or evil can any destiny
 6 2 |          said at first, would be a greater warrior than he of whom
 7 2 |        without their help there is greater difficulty in fighting against
 8 2 |          military leaders, or even greater.~Cleinias. Right.~Athenian.
 9 3 |         land they would obtain the greater part of their food in a
10 3 |         this they came together in greater numbers, and increased the
11 3 |          settlements of states are greater or more famous?~Megillus.
12 3 |           attain either all or the greater and chief part of what he
13 3 | coincidence as a sort of omen. The greater part of Crete is going to
14 5 |          acquaintances do for him, greater and more important than
15 5 |          desire—I mean in having a greater amount of pleasure and less
16 5 |        also wish for less pain and greater pleasure, but less pleasure
17 5 |    pleasure, but less pleasure and greater pain we do not wish for;
18 5 |     acquaintances; for there is no greater good in a state than that
19 5 |    possible, and one man will have greater possessions than another,
20 5 |           But if a person have yet greater riches, whether he has found
21 6 |        states. For it gives to the greater more, and to the inferior
22 6 |           of each; and, above all, greater honour always to the greater
23 6 |       greater honour always to the greater virtue, and to the less
24 6 |         like energy. Moreover, the greater number of the senators will
25 6 |         have to be left during the greater part of the year to order
26 6 |            highest classes for the greater temples, and two for the
27 6 |         against another relates to greater matters, the seventeen composed
28 6 |     neighbourhood; but in suits of greater amount, or in case of lesser,
29 6 |          shall appear to deserve a greater penalty, the judges shall
30 6 |             disesteem. Now, if the greater part of mankind behave modestly,
31 7 |           we may truly say that no greater evil can happen in a state;
32 7 |        there is nothing which is a greater injury to all states than
33 7 |          then, let us give all the greater heed to one another’s words.
34 7 |           saying, there can be few greater mistakes. Shall we then
35 7 |         undergo; and what can be a greater mistake for any legislator
36 7 |          work interfering with the greater work of providing the necessary
37 7 |      harmonies in which lesser and greater intervals, slow and quick,
38 7 |          danger into good, and has greater pleasures, the other expressive
39 7 |           man when the pleasure is greater, moves his body more, and
40 7 |          or self–control, he makes greater and more violent movements,
41 8 |          some gymnastic exercises, greater as well as lesser, as often
42 8 |            natures, which is a far greater evil to the state than the
43 8 |         has already legislated for greater matters, as for example,
44 8 |         are in comparison with the greater ones, let a younger generation
45 8 |            decide the case; but if greater amount be involved, then
46 8 |           of the three portions be greater than either of the other
47 8 |           has been bought or sold, greater in quantity or value than
48 9 |         any one seems to deserve a greater penalty, let him undergo
49 9 |            we make the punishments greater of voluntary errors and
50 9 |         purifications must be used greater and more numerous than for
51 9 |           for that which is like a greater evil should be punished
52 9 |      longer because his passion is greater. The manner of their return
53 9 |        individuals as of states is greater when the state and not the
54 9 |          and therefore to them the greater part may be left. At the
55 9 |            other punishment either greater than death, or, at any rate,
56 10|          receiving from nature the greater and primeval creations,
57 10|            we may be aiming at the greater, and fail of attaining the
58 10|      proportionally distributed to greater and smaller, and is greater
59 10|        greater and smaller, and is greater and smaller in a certain
60 10|      opinion may not grow to still greater impiety, and that we may
61 10|     Athenian. I mean that there is greater difficulty in seeing and
62 10|          he takes care only of the greater and neglects the parts which
63 10|         easier matters, but to the greater only.~Cleinias. Never, Stranger,
64 10|            we find an image of the greater? Are they charioteers of
65 11|            stranger has a property greater than the census of the third
66 11|       prescribe some limit, either greater or less. Let this be the
67 11|           of good legislators.~The greater part of the dealings between
68 11|           may sometimes be a still greater lack of relations within
69 11|           the country in his room.~Greater differences than there ought
70 11|         theft or violence, for the greater injury let him pay greater
71 11|         greater injury let him pay greater damages to the injured man,
72 12|       power, and he who takes up a greater amount; not having deposited
73 12|          the best of our power the greater and more serious evil from
74 12|       world, for there is no truth greater and more important than
75 12|         fifty drachmae, but if any greater charge be brought, in such
76 12|            shall go to contend for greater damages, if the suit be
77 12|    Athenian. And is there anything greater to the legislator and the
78 12|          How can there be anything greater?~Athenian. And ought not