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 1 3 |       endeavour to ascertain the cause of these changes; for that
 2 3 |          poor; nor was poverty a cause of difference among them;
 3 3 |       that not cowardice was the cause of the ruin of the Dorian
 4 4 |       own laws may have been the cause of the factions which prevailed
 5 5 |     defect of them is commonly a cause of slavery. And, therefore,
 6 5 |       him is most zealous in his cause; and he who is most able
 7 5 |   legislator theirs has been the cause, or some impediment of chance
 8 6 |      feat.~Cleinias. What is the cause, Stranger, of this extreme
 9 6 |          order in a state is the cause of every good, but that
10 7 |      away out of their Place and cause a universal ruin—one part
11 8 |          are they?~Athenian. One cause is the love of wealth, which
12 8 |       Cleinias. Then that is one cause, Stranger; but you spoke
13 8 |        now proceed to the second cause.~Cleinias. Proceed.~Athenian.
14 8 |       say that governments are a cause—democracy, oligarchy, tyranny,
15 8 |        their multiplication, may cause a weight of enmity, and
16 8 |          injured party bring the cause before the wardens of the
17 9 |     questions and go through the cause, and again set their seals
18 9 |        that ignorance is a third cause of crimes. Ignorance, however,
19 9 |        judges elected to try the cause, on the appeal of the criminal
20 9 |        likes shall prosecute the cause according to the same rules.
21 9 |       without intention to kill, cause the death of another by
22 9 |      various kinds. The greatest cause of them is lust, which gets
23 9 |   Hellenes and barbarians is the cause; they deem that to be the
24 9 |          avarice is the chiefest cause and source of the worst
25 9 |     voluntary homicide. A second cause is ambition: this creates
26 9 |        of the state. And a third cause is cowardly and unjust fear,
27 9 |          prosecution at law. The cause shall have the same judges
28 9 |          magistrates who try the cause shall be provided by him,
29 9 |        of burden or other animal cause the death of any one, except
30 9 |   kinsmen appoint, shall try the cause, and let the beast when
31 9 |        as the court deciding the cause shall assess, and the same
32 9 |    curable, and at the same time cause great and notable disgrace
33 9 |        when they have judged the cause, they shall entrust the
34 9 |          be allowed to judge the cause, not even if he be of the
35 9 |        These are the persons who cause the word to be spoken which
36 10|        who are and have been the cause of this argument; I speak
37 10|          that which is the first cause of the generation and destruction
38 10|      arising out of any external cause; the change must first take
39 10|       admit that the soul is the cause of good and evil, base and
40 10|         we suppose her to be the cause of all things?~Cleinias.
41 11|         they shall determine the cause within three days.~Any one
42 11|          made within a year. The cause shall be determined by such
43 11| determined. And he who loses the cause shall have censure and blame
44 11|         men parents are always a cause of terror. Wherefore let
45 11|      have no more to do with the cause. And he who is summoned
46 11|       not afterwards vote in the cause. A free woman may give her
47 11|       either of the parties in a cause may bring an accusation
48 11|        the final decision of the cause. The magistrates shall preserve
49 11|          man to win a particular cause, whether just or unjust;
50 11|          to institute or plead a cause; and if he is supposed to
51 12|          indict him, and let the cause be tried in the following