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 1 1 |          family and household are rightly said to be superior when
 2 1 |         and blame and praise them rightly by the mouth of the laws
 3 1 |    present at such a meeting when rightly ordered.~Athenian. Reflect;
 4 1 |         sort of convivial meeting rightly ordered? Of course you two
 5 1 |         was carried on altogether rightly; in some few particulars
 6 1 |          convivial meetings, when rightly ordered, are an important
 7 1 |        yet is one which cannot be rightly ordered according to nature,
 8 1 |  citizenship, and teaches him how rightly to rule and how to obey.
 9 1 |           wit, that those who are rightly educated generally become
10 1 |          when we want to make him rightly fearful, must we not introduce
11 2 |         and pain, and hatred, are rightly implanted in souls not yet
12 2 |          and, in my view, will be rightly called education.~Cleinias.
13 2 |     pleasure and pain which, when rightly ordered, is a principle
14 2 |   Athenian. Then that only can be rightly judged by the standard of
15 2 |         whether a melody would be rightly sung to the Dorian mode,
16 3 |         for the Hellenes, if only rightly used; and I was just laughing
17 3 |   honourable; nor, indeed, can we rightly say that Hellas repelled
18 3 |      alone in the soul of man, is rightly to be praised or blamed?~
19 3 |           so each of them will be rightly honoured according to a
20 3 |        bad, can only be judged of rightly by the pleasure of the hearer.
21 4 |           inferior persons cannot rightly give honour to whom honour
22 4 |      artist would be able to pray rightly for certain conditions,
23 4 |           above, by him who would rightly hit the mark of piety. Next
24 4 |         of speaking, this is more rightly described as the preamble
25 5 |       wickedness.~How then can we rightly order the distribution of
26 5 |        interest about money, when rightly regarded, is the third and
27 5 |         describing will have been rightly constituted if it ordains
28 6 |        could be accomplished, and rightly accomplished by any way
29 6 |           foot, who would be more rightly called by their popular
30 6 |      first place, he who would be rightly provident about them, should
31 6 |        end is virtue, if they are rightly led by them, or the opposite
32 7 |           presage and inspiration rightly ascribe to God. Now, I say,
33 7 |     antiquity, which, if they are rightly ordered and made habitual,
34 7 |          very question, and quite rightly, too.~Cleinias. Certainly.~
35 7 |       habit of moderation be once rightly formed. Magistrates in states
36 7 |           or how can the lawgiver rightly direct you about them? I
37 7 |    declare that the youth who are rightly educated should be brought
38 7 |         But how can I in one word rightly comprehend all of them?
39 7 |        were saying, if I remember rightly, that the sixty–year–old
40 7 |          peaceful one, and may be rightly termed Pyrrhic; this imitates
41 7 |         sort of dancing cannot be rightly defined as having either
42 7 |      correlation of them, must be rightly apprehended first; and these
43 7 |           will enable us to speak rightly should be acquired by us.
44 8 |      would regulate these matters rightly should consider, that our
45 8 |            and prevents them from rightly practising the arts of war:—
46 8 |      saying is true? He who would rightly consider these matters must
47 8 |           of the desires, whether rightly or wrongly indulged.~Megillus.
48 8 |           professions or two arts rightly, or of practising one art
49 9 |         legislation was never yet rightly worked out, as I may say
50 9 |     circumstances the murderer is rightly free from guilt:—If a man
51 10|          nothing—to know the Gods rightly and to live accordingly.
52 10|        she disciplines all things rightly to their happiness; but
53 10| instituted, and to establish them rightly is the work of a mighty
54 11|          have the honour of doing rightly, and he who informs not,
55 11|           divinities they too are rightly dedicated. All these continue
56 11|          law follow, which may be rightly imposed in these terms:—
57 11|          in which the evidence is rightly found to be false, and yet
58 12|     divine instinct which guesses rightly, and very many who are utterly
59 12|      bodies of the dead are quite rightly said to be our shades or
60 12|     destiny, and that his duty is rightly to order the present, and
61 12|         this, as we admitted, was rightly said to be virtue.~Athenian.
62 12|            and how we can proceed rightly has now to be investigated
63 12|       ordered would only be given rightly in a long discourse.~Cleinias.
64 12|          matter; for if you order rightly the city of the Magnetes,
65 12|         might be duly mingled and rightly educated; and being educated,