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 1 1 |         in peace. For what men in general term peace would be said
 2 1 |       that which leads mankind in general into the wildest pleasure
 3 1 |         friends, not about men in general, but about the merits and
 4 1 |       they might be right, but in general they were utterly wrong.~
 5 1 |           possibility of having a general of an army who was absolutely
 6 1 |          we are speaking not of a general who is to command an army,
 7 1 |          the good of education in general, the answer is easy—that
 8 1 |        the future, which have the general name of expectations; and
 9 2 |          young men, and people in general, will favour tragedy.~Cleinias.
10 2 |        eye or a quick ear, and in general to have all the senses perfect;
11 2 |         indeed, from the world in general. For tell me, my good friends,
12 2 |            and the use of food in general, have an accompanying charm
13 2 |          and their way of life in general will follow an appointed
14 3 |        any real equality. Now, in general, when the legislator attempts
15 3 |     misfortunes were due to their general degeneracy, and especially
16 3 |        fathers and mothers and in general of progenitors to rule over
17 3 |      though a great and patriotic general, had never given his mind
18 3 |   arrangement of details. But the general division of laws according
19 3 |      tutors, and the multitude in general, were kept quiet by a hint
20 3 |          the lyre, and making one general confusion; ignorantly affirming
21 3 |        conceit of omniscience and general lawlessness;—freedom came
22 4 |           not going to send out a general invitation to any Hellene
23 4 |        and the physician, and the general, and may seem to be well
24 4 |      imagine that the citizens in general will at once follow the
25 4 |           may be said of power in general: When the supreme power
26 4 |     military virtue, or virtue in general, but only the interests
27 5 |       hand, the utterly bad is in general profligate, and therefore
28 5 |          other races, through the general vulgarity of their pursuits
29 6 |       public service only; and in general they should make up their
30 6 |          this as well as for more general reasons of pleasure and
31 6 |           the assembly and to the general council; it shall be compulsory
32 6 |     describing these matters in a general outline.~Cleinias. Quite
33 7 |           sorrow and fear, and in general of pain as was possible,
34 7 |        are commonly called by the general name of unwritten customs,
35 7 |         that rhythms and music in general are imitations of good and
36 7 |       consecrated models, and the general fashion among the youth,
37 7 | distinguish and determine on some general principle what songs are
38 7 |           This, then, will be the general order of them.~Let us now
39 7 |          not mistaken, there is a general agreement, that every one
40 7 |         and gymnastic exercise in general. Having said what remained
41 7 |      about gymnastic movements in general; for we include under gymnastics
42 7 |       body. Such motion may be in general called dancing, and is of
43 7 |         violent movements, and in general when he is speaking or singing
44 7 |     legislator should indicate in general outline, and the guardian
45 7 |          necessary for mankind in general, and what is the truth,
46 8 |      military of all qualities is general activity of body, whether
47 8 |        contests and of dancing in general. What they ought severally
48 8 |     influence upon the desires in general. But how can we take precautions
49 8 |     nature of birds and beasts in general, who are born in great multitudes,
50 8 |           down respecting love in general, and the intercourse of
51 8 |       from divers sources, and in general from two sources, whereas
52 8 |        third for craftsmen and in general for strangers, whether sojourners
53 9 |         death. But let there be a general rule, that the disgrace
54 9 |         more let there be a third general law respecting the judges
55 9 |           thefts, and offences in general; and we must not be annoyed
56 9 |         have been gentler. But in general the degrees of guilt will
57 9 |  concerning crimes of violence in general; and I must not omit to
58 10|           we have already said in general terms what shall be the
59 10|         whole. And he contrived a general plan by which a thing of
60 10|            which will make men in general less liable to transgress
61 11|    superiors of worse men, and in general elders are the superiors
62 11|       after the fashion of men in general, who care little about piety
63 11|       fathers and mothers; and in general for his elders who are freemen,
64 11|           let the previous law in general hold; and let a man and
65 11|         the superintendent of the general education of the young,
66 12|          away his arms in war, no general or military officer shall
67 12|          eldest being chosen; the general superintendent of education
68 12|          and intemperance, and in general from all unrighteousness,
69 12|       matters:—What aim would the general of an army, or what aim
70 12|            Athenian. Does not the general aim at victory and superiority
71 12|           now called health, or a general who knows not victory, or
72 12|          the physician and of the general look to that one thing to