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 1 1 |        intercourse between men and women; but that the intercourse
 2 1 | intercourse of men with men, or of women with women, is contrary
 3 1 |         with men, or of women with women, is contrary to nature,
 4 1 |            which exists among your women. To all such accusations,
 5 1 |            Thracians, both men and women, drink unmixed wine, which
 6 1 |            of men, but only of old women.~Athenian. And what would
 7 2 |      advocates of comedy; educated women, and young men, and people
 8 2 |          the gestures and songs of women; nor after combining the
 9 3 |   education of his children to the women; and they brought them up
10 3 |           Athenian. Such an one as women were likely to give them,
11 3 |           in the Median fashion by women and eunuchs, which led to
12 5 |         ever be, this communion of women and children and of property,
13 6 |         applies equally to men and women, old and young—the aim of
14 6 |            mistaken in leaving the women unregulated by law. They
15 6 |       neglect of regulations about women may not only be regarded
16 6 |           relating both to men and women, greatly conduces to the
17 6 |             who attempts to compel women to show in public how much
18 6 |        likely to take offence. For women are accustomed to creep
19 6 |    confined to men, or extended to women also, we shall see better
20 6 |          not yet born. And let the women whom we have chosen be the
21 6 |         their kindred and with the women holding the office of overseer
22 6 |    permission and appointment. The women who preside over these matters
23 6 |           if they persist, let the women go and tell the guardians
24 6 |        same regulations hold about women: let not a woman be allowed
25 7 |           strains; and the Bacchic women are cured of their frenzy
26 7 |            pregnancy should of all women be most carefully tended,
27 7 |           to inspect them from the women previously mentioned, [i.e.,
28 7 |   previously mentioned, [i.e., the women who have authority over
29 7 |     matrons shall be chosen by the women who have authority over
30 7 |           to all these things, the women superintending the nursing
31 7 |         praise be given equally to women as well as men who have
32 7 |         what songs are suitable to women, and what to men, and must
33 7 |       belong to them; and those of women are clearly enough indicated
34 7 |    horsemanship are as suitable to women as to men. Of the truth
35 7 |            be countless myriads of women in the neighbourhood of
36 7 |            own country, of men and women not following the same pursuits
37 7 |         nor will any one deny that women ought to share as far as
38 7 |         with men. For consider;—if women do not share in their whole
39 7 |          other races who use their women to till the ground and to
40 7 |             we entrust them to our women, who are the stewards of
41 7 |          music, while the grown–up women, no longer employed in spinning
42 7 |        when compared with ordinary women, would appear to be like
43 7 |      circumstances, nor as long as women and children and houses
44 7 |             and also the girls and women, who are to know all these
45 7 |          of fighting—when grown—up women, they should apply themselves
46 7 |      disgrace to the state, if the women had been so miserably trained
47 7 |          the extent of saying that women ought not to neglect military
48 7 |         permit you to harangue our women and children, and the common
49 8 |           shall have festivals for women, distinguishing those which
50 8 |           apply equally to men and women. The legislator may be supposed
51 8 |          heavy armed. Touching the women, let the girls who are not
52 8 |           running both for men and women.~Respecting contests of
53 8 |          these ordinances apply to women until they married as well
54 8 |        this sort among amusements. Women are not to be forced to
55 8 |           all, slaves and freemen, women and children, throughout
56 8 |         cities the common meals of women would be regarded as unnatural
57 8 |            men with men; and as to women, if any man has to do with
58 9 |         they be youths, or men, or women, let them come to the rescue
59 9 |       there be the same laws about women in relation to women, about
60 9 |         about women in relation to women, about men and women in
61 9 |            to women, about men and women in relation to one another.~  ~
62 10|            a mighty intellect. And women especially, and men too,
63 11|       their off spring, and men of women and children, and rulers
64 11|        fate or necessity, the best women were compelled to follow
65 11|            males naked, and of the women naked down to the navel.
66 11|          impartial, and ten of the women who regulate marriages,
67 11|     relations communicate with the women who superintend marriage,
68 11|          shall be sent away by the women who superintend marriage
69 11|          the law, and three of the women who have the care of marriages;
70 11|         they be men, or if they be women, let them undergo the same
71 12|          behind, and with them the women who have passed the age