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 1 1 |              and the legislator has given old men free licence, there
 2 1 |           Persians, again, are much given to other practices of luxury
 3 1 |             which no account can be given, and therefore we cannot
 4 1 |             and how, wheat is to be given. And that is just what we
 5 1 |           attribute of the Gods not given to man, Stranger; but I
 6 1 |           Suppose that some God had given a fear–potion to men, and
 7 2 |    education that training which is given by suitable habits to the
 8 2 |          rest with labour; and have given them the Muses and Apollo,
 9 2 |       companions in the dance, have given the pleasurable sense of
10 2 |             that education is first given through Apollo and the Muses?
11 2 |             and amusement which are given by music, can we suppose
12 2 |            of the wine which he has given men to lighten the sourness
13 2 |         story implied that wine was given man out of revenge, and
14 2 |         contrary, is, that wine was given him as a balm, and in order
15 3 |            use of iron: and God has given these two arts to man in
16 3 |             to whom these laws were given, whether their kings or
17 3 |        patriotic general, had never given his mind to education, and
18 3 |     originally commanded them to be given. For no man ought to have
19 4 |           the first degree shall be given the highest office and chief
20 4 |             State, honour should be given to the Gods below; they
21 4 |           things of lucky omen, are given to the Gods above, by him
22 4 |          knowledge; and when he has given his orders, like a tyrant,
23 4 |              as in the case already given.~Cleinias. The lawgiver,
24 5 |        follows:—Honour is not to be given to the fair body, or to
25 5 |              The same praise may be given about temperance and wisdom,
26 5 |           that they to whom God has given, as he has to us, to be
27 5 |             them, or they have been given to him, or he has made them
28 5 |           the character of the food given by the earth, which not
29 6 |     families, should severally have given satisfactory proof of what
30 6 |        friends, and for the reasons given, should a state act which
31 6 |          and when the vote has been given on them, and the number
32 6 |         superficial sketch has been given of them, in which some things
33 6 |        guiding and sacred principle given by nature, but in some the
34 6 |      similar sum, and that which is given or received shall be sacred
35 6 |         disregarding the ordinances given at the time when the nuptial
36 7 |          male or female, to be thus given any more than ourselves,
37 7 |             and decide when we have given the subject sufficient consideration.
38 7 |       praise him; and let praise be given equally to women as well
39 7 |       Cleinias. Yes; for as we have given him liberty of speech we
40 7 |        these accomplishments in the given number of years, they should
41 7 |             for the law has already given and will give him permission
42 7 |             may be observed to have given many names which are according
43 7 |       excellent one which they have given to the dances of men who
44 8 |          are not military are to be given up. The military sort had
45 8 |              and rewards and prizes given to him who best fulfils
46 9 |          ourselves.~Let the vote be given openly; but before they
47 9 |          when compensation has been given for injustice, the law must
48 9 |             soul which the deed has given life for life, and has propitiated
49 9 |          involuntary, and which are given in passion or from fear,
50 10|         picture, Stranger, have you given, and how great is the injury
51 10|         that which has been already given—the motion which can move
52 11|         trustworthy person, who has given, or in some legitimate way
53 11|           and the decision shall be given as before, but the defendant,
54 11|            to execute his work in a given time, not reverencing the
55 11|          execute them gratis in the given time. When a man undertakes
56 11|           the same advice which was given to the seller, that he should
57 11|         tribute of respect is to be given to those who are able above
58 11|             required to marry or be given in marriage, to do either—
59 11|             too great power is thus given to the guardians of the
60 11|            own kindred; and we have given both to them and to the
61 11|        dishonour, and the attention given to them, the two are not
62 11|            and whatever damages are given against him, let him pay
63 11|             revenge, because he has given information.~Cases in which
64 11|         that such evidence has been given; but the accusation must
65 11|           be false, and yet to have given the victory to him who wins
66 11|             way the decision may be given, the previous suit shall
67 12|          the honours which shall be given to those who at the examination
68 12|         after the judgment has been given, manifest the wickedness
69 12|            and of the other honours given him. But if the prosecutor
70 12|             there shall be security given to the officers whom the
71 12|           pledged be, and the money given to the city; but if they
72 12|       described, and laws have been given about all the most important
73 12| explanations of things which I have given you?~Cleinias. We cannot,
74 12|            be ordered would only be given rightly in a long discourse.~