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1 2 | that the poets are to be allowed to teach in the dance anything
2 2 | no painter or artist is allowed to innovate upon them, or
3 2 | this day, no alteration is allowed either in these arts, or
4 2 | on a campaign should be allowed to taste wine at all, but
5 3 | king was not jealous, but allowed him full liberty of speech,
6 3 | and that no one should be allowed to oppose them in any way,
7 3 | nor were the performers allowed to confuse one style of
8 3 | time to time, and not be allowed to run away, but held with
9 5 | yet is not able, may be allowed the second place; but he
10 5 | ought, or indeed will be allowed, to exercise any ignoble
11 5 | no private man shall be allowed to possess gold and silver,
12 5 | and silver ought not to be allowed in the city, nor much of
13 6 | excepting four minae which are allowed to citizens of the first
14 6 | of the first class, three allowed to the second, two to the
15 6 | complain if they are not allowed to share in the decision.
16 6 | thinking that they should be allowed to sleep in the earth, and
17 6 | that they are not to be allowed to set foot in our territory,
18 6 | women: let not a woman be allowed to appear abroad, or receive
19 7 | institutions of the state are allowed to remain undisturbed. Whereas
20 7 | song? nor must any one be allowed to offer them varieties
21 7 | beautiful, or good, which are allowed in the state? nor shall
22 7 | the discourse should be allowed to proceed, and that when
23 7 | the study, he is not to be allowed to spend more or less time
24 7 | best kind of hunting is allowed at all—that of quadrupeds,
25 7 | nets and gins, shall not be allowed to hunt anywhere. The fowler
26 8 | happen if no immodesty be allowed in the practice of love.
27 8 | him, like the stranger, be allowed to partake of all such fruits,
28 8 | quantity or value than is allowed by the law, which has determined
29 9 | would be generally said and allowed, that one element in her
30 9 | the offender shall not be allowed to judge the cause, not
31 10| to claim, as you yourself allowed, in the matter of laws,
32 10| and incantations, and are allowed to make their gains with
33 10| because they will not be allowed to practise religious rites
34 11| this case he shall not be allowed to remain any longer by
35 11| respect of such of them as are allowed to remain, because they
36 11| if a person were simply allowed to make any will which he
37 11| monstrous that I am not allowed to give, or not to give
38 11| effect that a man should be allowed to dispose of his property
39 11| expiration of the guardianship be allowed to bring them to trial;
40 11| think that they should be allowed to indict their fathers
41 11| family; and the son shall be allowed to address them in a similar
42 11| of that sort ought to be allowed to occur in a well–ordered
43 11| received permission shall be allowed to write verses at one another,
44 11| earnest they shall not be allowed. The decision of this matter
45 11| license, the writer shall be allowed to produce, and whatever
46 11| alive she shall only be allowed to bear witness. A slave
47 11| sex and a child shall be allowed to give evidence and to
48 11| thrice, he shall not be allowed to bear witness; and if
49 11| during which he shall not be allowed to institute or plead a
50 12| found guilty shall never be allowed to compete for any prize
51 12| side the sepulchre shall be allowed to extend for ever, and
52 12| first place, let no one be allowed to go anywhere at all into
53 12| justice; but he shall not be allowed to make any innovation.
54 12| the seeker shall not be allowed after the expiration of
55 12| city is forbidden and not allowed to choose as a guardian
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