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 1 1 |       you look closely, you will find that this was the intention
 2 1 |       what institutions shall we find relating to temperance,
 3 1 |      control of Sparta, will you find revelries and the many incitements
 4 1 |         Very good; I will try to find a way of explaining my meaning,
 5 2 |          nature of them, and who find them, after they have attained
 6 2 |       music at all. And you will find that their works of art
 7 2 |     saying, if a person can only find in any way the natural melodies,
 8 2 |          has only to reflect and find out what belief will be
 9 3 |        we are saying, they would find their way into the larger
10 3 |     unless we have some fault to find with the previous discussion.~
11 3 |           Certainly; and we must find out why this was.~Athenian.
12 3 |      Certainly, no one will ever find more striking instances
13 3 |         you should; and you will find, I suspect, as I have said
14 3 |     causes of their failure, and find out what else might have
15 3 |          to fight for them, they find no community of feeling
16 4 |       much cypress; and you will find very little stone–pine or
17 4 |   Peloponnesus.~Athenian. Cities find colonization in some respects
18 4 |   Athenian. The difficulty is to find the divine love of temperate
19 5 |          evil, and track out and find the chief good; which when
20 5 |      desert for another, he will find to surpass also in the very
21 6 |        let us consider if we can find any way out of the difficulty;
22 6 |          the labourers whom they find on the spot: these will
23 6 |         his decrees, will he not find omissions? Do you imagine
24 7 |         we must not wonder if we find that many apparently trifling
25 7 |          of amusement which they find out for themselves when
26 7 |       speaking of that, you will find in us hearers who are disposed
27 7 |          legislator must somehow find a way of implanting this
28 7 |       the matter, if we can only find some suitable method of
29 7 |         things thou wilt thyself find in thy heart, but other
30 7 |         who rejects the law must find some other ground of objection;
31 7 |           if he should happen to find them, either in poetry or
32 7 |  reasonable enough; but shall we find any good or true notion
33 8 |          the citizens will never find a test of superior and inferior
34 8 |        Athenian. Shall I try and find some sort of persuasive
35 8 |       intercourse, and they will find pleasure, if seldom enjoyed,
36 9 | involuntary, I must endeavour to find some other distinction between
37 9 |          man would not expect to find them, we must repeat once
38 9 |       brothers or sons. If a man find his wife suffering violence,
39 10|         and prose writers, which find a way into the minds of
40 10|         from an unwillingness to find fault with them, you have
41 10|           How in the less can we find an image of the greater?
42 10|        or remember visions, they find in altars and temples the
43 11|         I never pray the Gods to find the hidden treasure, which
44 11| ancestors, nor lift, if I should find, such a treasure. And may
45 11|       remedy can a city of sense find against this disease? In
46 11|      strictly maintain what they find to be the right percentage
47 11|          they shall endeavour to find other partners. Now they
48 12|        It is by no means easy to find a magistrate who excels
49 12|        over sea and over land to find him who is incorruptible—
50 12|    liable. If a person wishes to find anything in the house of
51 12|          Gods that he expects to find it there; he shall then
52 12|        the indictment; and if he find fault with his judges and
53 12|        of the loser; but if they find that he has not the means
54 12|          that I shall be able to find others who will also help.~