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 1 1 |         dass of goods, and next follows temperance; and from the
 2 1 |       consider the virtue which follows next of those which we intended
 3 1 |       that the same good effect follows?~Cleinias. To be sure.~Athenian.
 4 2 |        choral festivities is as follows: We rejoice when we think
 5 2 |         act the opposite result follows. What inference is to be
 6 2 |      which prevail among you as follows: you compel your poets to
 7 3 |       happened. The case was as follows:—Three royal heroes made
 8 3 |        There is.~Athenian. Next follows the principle that the noble
 9 3 |      time, what happened was as follows:—~Megillus. What?~Athenian.
10 4 |         is said to have been as follows:—Cronos knew what we ourselves
11 4 |        be happy holds fast, and follows in her company with all
12 4 |      simple form; it may run as follows:—A man shall marry between
13 5 |       intimate that they are as follows:—Honour is not to be given
14 5 |      form of purification is as follows:—when men who have nothing,
15 5 |      natural sequel would be as follows:—In a state which is desirous
16 6 |        shall be provided for as follows:—The entire land has been
17 6 |         let this be composed as follows:—All the officers of state,
18 6 |        interpreters; and he who follows their advice may be satisfied.
19 7 |        admitting all this, what follows? Shall we make a ridiculous
20 7 |        And let our decree be as follows:—No one in singing or dancing
21 7 |        these models shall be as follows:—If when a sacrifice is
22 7 |    songs and dances shall be as follows:—There are many ancient
23 7 |         our answer should be as follows:—Best of strangers, we will
24 7 | declared; and let the law be as follows:—Let no one hinder these
25 8 |       let the regulations be as follows:—In the first place, let
26 8 |  ordains. And let the law be as follows:—on the first day of the
27 9 |       what relates to the Gods, follows what relates to the dissolution
28 9 |   avenges the blood of kindred, follows the law of retaliation,
29 9 |  earthly lawgiver legislates as follows:—There shall be the same
30 9 |        our enactment then be as follows:—If a man dare to strike
31 9 |     property. Let the law be as follows:—The slave who strikes a
32 10|   single law, which shall be as follows:—No one shall take or carry
33 10|    answer would appear to be as follows:—Some one says to me, “O
34 10|      generation and power; then follows the second, which was strangely
35 10|  Suppose that we make answer as follows:—~Cleinias. How would you
36 10|         law about impiety be as follows:—If a man is guilty of any
37 10|        The reason of this is as follows:—Gods and temples are not
38 11|         rule, let the law be as follows:—He who sells anything in
39 11|      preface let our law run as follows, and may fortune favour
40 11| Cleinias, and let the law be as follows:~He who makes a disposition
41 11|         where practicable be as follows:—If a man dies without making
42 11|       Let the law, then, run as follows about poisoning or witchcraft:—
43 11|      the voice of the law is as follows:—If anyone thinks that he
44 12|       life; the law shall be as follows:—He shall serve in war who
45 12|          Let the law then be as follows:—If a person having arms
46 12|         them, which shall be as follows:—Every year, after the summer
47 12|        Let the law, then, be as follows:—A judge who is about to
48 12|       of strangers, we enact as follows:—In the first place, let
49 12|         soul; and that the body follows us about in the likeness
50 12|        Let the law, then, be as follows:—The expenditure on the