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 1 1 |       ordained that you shall have common meals and gymnastic exercises,
 2 1 |          all his arrangements:—the common meals, if I am not mistaken,
 3 1 |           in war there ought to be common meals and certain persons
 4 1 |         him, for the argument is a common concern. Tell me—were not
 5 1 |        still I should say that the common meals and gymnastic exercises
 6 1 | constitution. Now the gymnasia and common meals do a great deal of
 7 1 |        Athenian tongue spoken; the common saying is quite true, that
 8 1 |           reason, called by us the common law of the State; there
 9 2 |      should like to know whether a common saying is in our opinion
10 2 |           unmeaning to say, as the common people do about festivals,
11 2 |        spectators. The ancient and common custom of Hellas, which
12 2 |            falls to the lot of the common people, or even of the poets
13 2 |          of the body has rhythm in common with the movement of the
14 2 |         most limited and the least common of their employments. And
15 3 |        creating a single large and common habitation.~Cleinias. Yes;
16 3 |   according to the laws which were common to all of them: the rulers
17 3 |    argument show that there is one common desire of all mankind?~Megillus.
18 4 |         language, and laws, and in common temples and rites of worship;
19 5 |         Friends have all things in common.” Whether there is anywhere
20 5 |        ears and hands, have become common, and in some way see and
21 5 |            see and hear and act in common, and all men express praise
22 5 |           and not till the land in common, since a community of goods
23 5 |          state must also possess a common Hellenic currency. If a
24 5 |            possesses should have a common measure, when we consider
25 6 |            states, they should, in common with those who join this
26 6 |         the Cnosians should take a common interest in all these matters,
27 6 |          may bring his suit in the common court, and if he obtain
28 6 |          years service, shall have common meals at their several stations,
29 6 |          he who is absent from the common meal, or sleeps out, if
30 6 |           the litigants appoint in common for themselves, choosing
31 6 |           willing to vindicate the common interests. And we must not
32 6 |            conform to law in their common and public life, is making
33 6 |     bridegrooms should live at the common tables, just as they did
34 6 |           and been accustomed to a common table, experience showed
35 6 |        manner the custom of having common tables arose among you.~
36 6 |         Cleinias and Megillus, the common tables of men are, as I
37 6 |        arranging and ordering on a common principle of all our institutions
38 6 |           even venture to speak of common tables in places and cities
39 6 |        shall at last arrive at the common tables. Whether such associations
40 7 |    Certainly.~Athenian. There is a common opinion, that luxury makes
41 7 |   temperately; who, moreover, have common tables in which the men
42 7 |       apart, and near them are the common tables of their families,
43 7 |        women and children, and the common people, about our institutions,
44 7 |           amusement the numbers in common use, and in this way make
45 8 |           state in the practice of common meals is also deemed impossible.
46 8 |            even in your cities the common meals of women would be
47 8 |         the other Hellenes and the common practice of barbarians,
48 8 |           the establishment of the common tables, which in most places
49 8 |          well ordered.~Leaving the common tables, we may therefore
50 8 |           the fountain–head of the common stream on to his own land,
51 8 |      ground, or some one who has a common wall, by refusing to give
52 8 |          autumn: He who tastes the common or storing fruits of autumn,
53 8 |            they shall sell them in common market, at any place which
54 10|            rites, or of the partly–common rites in which tribes and
55 10|      reparation. There should be a common law embracing all these
56 10|   directing his effort towards the common good, executing the part
57 10|          as far as the laws of the common creation admit. Now, as
58 10|         first of them is to be the common prison in the neighbourhood
59 11|       shall do well to believe the common tradition which says that
60 11|           of goods to equality and common measure? And this is what
61 11|          and the Gods maintain the common bonds of the state. And
62 11|            wherefore let us make a common prelude on behalf of the
63 11|         having to take care of the common weal, cannot order at the
64 12|       things as far as possible in common and together; there neither
65 12|       whole city shall meet in the common precincts of Helios and
66 12|           as first–fruits, to be a common offering to them, according
67 12|    subtracting what is paid to the common tables.~Touching offerings
68 12|     plaintiff and the defendant in common: these shall be called arbiters
69 12|    unguarded should experience the common fate of cities in our day?~
70 12|            Athenian. Let us make a common effort to gain such an object;