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 1 1 |        have heard you expound the matter?~Cleinias. By all means.~
 2 1 |     remaining parts of virtue, no matter whether you call them parts
 3 1 |        touch them; whereas in the matter of pains or fears which
 4 1 |     censure any practice which is matter of discussion, seem to me
 5 1 |          Athenian. Let me put the matter thus:—Suppose a person to
 6 1 |         may appear to be a slight matter, and yet is one which cannot
 7 1 |      Athenian. Let us look at the matter thus: May we not conceive
 8 1 |           to right reason in this matter of pulling the strings of
 9 1 |         have been a very trifling matter, and to have taken a great
10 2 | understand me better if I put the matter in another way.~Cleinias.
11 2 |          a consultation about any matter of importance; nor in the
12 3 |           could advise him in any matter. And the nation waxed in
13 4 |         you must regard this as a matter of first–rate importance.
14 4 |          the preamble than as the matter of the law. And I must further
15 5 |        only reflect and weigh the matter with care, he will see that
16 5 |          which the vulgarity is a matter of reproach to a freeman,
17 6 |   legislation is a most important matter, yet if a well–ordered city
18 6 |         Impossible.~Athenian. The matter is serious, and excuses
19 6 |         us in the colony all this matter of the magistrates, and
20 6 |           secondary or accidental matter. In the first place, he
21 6 |          courts cannot settle the matter, let a third put an end
22 6 |        with the art.~Athenian. No matter; we may make use of the
23 6 |    superior to other cities, is a matter not at all easy for us to
24 6 |        neglect of half the entire matter, but in proportion as woman’
25 6 |     careful consideration of this matter, and the arranging and ordering
26 6 |        them, they shall bring the matter before the people; and let
27 7 |          any need to speak of the matter at all?~Athenian. The reason
28 7 |     fitness in our completing the matter, if we can only find some
29 7 |           be serious, and about a matter which is not serious he
30 7 |        controlled by teachers, no matter what they teach, and by
31 7 |        assenting when you put the matter thus.~Athenian. There still
32 8 |        There is, however, another matter of great importance and
33 8 |         peculiar laws; but in the matter of love, as we are alone,
34 8 |        the body to be a secondary matter, and looking rather than
35 8 |          and, God willing, in the matter of love we may be able to
36 9 |      nature. For there is another matter affecting legislators, which
37 9 |        contrivance, except in the matter of sureties; and these,
38 9 |     cannot, they shall commit the matter to the guardians of the
39 10|          yourself allowed, in the matter of laws, that before you
40 10|    shorter to the better. It is a matter of no small consequence,
41 10|   unreservedly consider the whole matter, summoning up all the power
42 10|         impiety is a very serious matter; they not only make a bad
43 10|          can escape them which is matter of sense and knowledge:—
44 10|  determine, before they bring the matter into court and prosecute
45 11|           and takes up, not small matter which he has not deposited,
46 11|            and have done with the matter; but he shall not buy or
47 11| legislator ought not to leave the matter undetermined; he ought to
48 11|         To effect this is no easy matter, and requires a great deal
49 11|          adulteration (which is a matter akin to this), and when
50 11|        and he who is wronged in a matter of this sort, shall have
51 11|          things only happen, as a matter of fact, where the natures
52 11|          shall duly look into the matter, and take counsel as to
53 11|      marriages, shall look to the matter, and if they are able to
54 11|          and let them look to the matter and punish youthful evil–
55 11|         of anger, is what we make matter of reproach against him.
56 11|     allowed. The decision of this matter shall be left to the superintendent
57 12|    dispute, and so got rid of the matter speedily and safely. But
58 12|          of the world is no light matter; for the many are not so
59 12|         behold. Wherefore, in the matter of journeys to other countries
60 12|         our knowledge, is no easy matter. The safest course is to
61 12|     Cleinias. It will be no small matter if we can only discover
62 12|       mind that we should let the matter alone, we will.~Cleinias.
63 12|         particular, to see to the matter; for if you order rightly