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 1 2 |       And to that I rejoin:—O my father, did you not wish me to
 2 2 |      whether he be legislator or father, will be in a dilemma, and
 3 3 | originated in the authority of a father and a mother, whom, like
 4 3 |           Dear is the son to the father—the younger to the elder.~
 5 3 |          obtain things which the father prays that he may not obtain.~
 6 3 |       Athenian. Yes; or when the father, in the dotage of age or
 7 3 |        justice, will join in his father’s prayers?~Megillus. I understand
 8 3 |          expect?~Athenian. Their father had possessions of cattle
 9 3 |       control and exhortation of father, mother, elders, and when
10 4 |          give way to them; for a father who thinks that he has been
11 6 |       for whom he votes, and his father’s name, and his tribe, and
12 6 |        this colony of ours has a father and mother, who are no other
13 6 |        person, and also that his father and mother have led a similar
14 6 |        the relations both on the father’s and mother’s side, who
15 6 |   themselves.~The betrothal by a father shall be valid in the first
16 6 |       brothers who have the same father; but if there are none of
17 6 |    children, going away from his father and mother. For in friendships
18 6 |       shall leave to his and her father and mother their own dwelling–
19 7 |   forebodings in the mind of his father and of his other kinsmen?~
20 7 |        nor less, and whether his father or himself like or dislike
21 9 |          avoid the ways of their father, have glory, and let honourable
22 9 |   disgrace and punishment of the father is not to be visited on
23 9 |       the case of some one whose father, grandfather, and great–
24 9 |      shall select ten whom their father or grandfather by the mother’
25 9 |   grandfather by the mother’s or father’s side shall appoint, and
26 9 |         does sometimes happen) a father or a mother in a moment
27 9 |         table with them, and the father or son who disobeys shall
28 9 |         fit of passion has slain father or mother, undergo many
29 9 |       law will allow to kill his father or his mother who are the
30 9 |         fit of passion slays his father or his mother. But if brother
31 9 |       law as he who has killed a father; and let the law about the
32 9 |         done. He who has slain a father shall himself be slain at
33 9 |          fatality to deprive his father or mother, or brethren,
34 9 |         person, or by his or her father or brothers or sons. If
35 9 |       warding off death from his father or mother or children or
36 9 |         and introduce him to the father and forefathers of the dead
37 9 |          better fortune than his father had; and when they have
38 9 |      regarding him or her as his father or mother; and he shall
39 9 |          an age to have been his father or his mother, out of reverence
40 9 |         as he would a brother or father or still older relative.
41 9 |       lay violent hands upon his father or mother, or any still
42 9 |         a man dare to strike his father or his mother, or their
43 10|      from the day on which their father is convicted.~In all these
44 11|        serve him, except for his father or his mother, and their
45 11|    appear to throw dirt upon his father’s house by an unworthy occupation,
46 11|          testament, if he be the father of a family, shall first
47 11|     according to law, to him his father may give as much as he pleases
48 11|      require guardians, and: the father when he dies leaves a will
49 11|          next of kin, two on the father’s and two on the mother’
50 11|         third condition, which a father would naturally consider,
51 11|    character and disposition—the father, say, shall forgive the
52 11|        being the son of the same father or of the same mother, having
53 11|     there be only the testator’s father’s brother, or in the fifth
54 11|         in the fifth degree, his father’s brother’s son, or in the
55 11|         degree, the child of his father’s sister. Let kindred be
56 11|         make him the heir of her father’s possessions, if he be
57 11|    fourth degree the sister of a father, and in the fifth degree
58 11|         degree the daughter of a father’s brother, and in a sixth
59 11|       and in a sixth degree of a father’s sister; and these shall
60 11|        the nephew, having a rich father, will be unwilling to marry
61 11|         any one who is bereft of father or mother, shall pay twice
62 11|       the case of those who have father, though in regard to honour
63 11|          as, for example, if the father be not bad, but the son
64 11|     state, a son disowned by his father would not of necessity cease
65 11|        renounced not only by his father, who is a single person,
66 11|         these things. And if the father persuades them, and obtains
67 11|        kindred, exclusive of the father and mother and the offender
68 11|       family, of both sexes, the father shall be permitted to put
69 11|    hesitates about indicting his father for insanity, let the law
70 11|         law and tell them of his father’s misfortune, and they shall
71 11|        his advocates; and if the father is cast, he shall henceforth
72 11|   offspring of the woman and its father shall be sent away by the
73 11|     account. Now, if a man has a father or mother, or their fathers
74 11|    suppose that the prayers of a father or mother who is specially
75 11|         the Gods, than that of a father or grandfather, or of a
76 11|         makes a right use of his father and grandfather and other