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 1 1 |        fearless, we and the law bring him face to face with many
 2 2 |  argument which was intended to bring eloquent aid to the Chorus
 3 3 |         Darius, how came you to bring up Xerxes in the same way
 4 4 |         imagine his celibacy to bring ease and profit to him;
 5 4 |       and now you would have us bring the rest of the subject
 6 6 |      fifth day the rulers shall bring out the names noted down,
 7 6 |        for beauty; and let them bring together the streams in
 8 6 |     cases the injured party may bring his suit in the common court,
 9 6 |       the offence, and does not bring the offender to trial, shall
10 6 |     make a home for himself and bring up his children, going away
11 6 |        and they shall beget and bring up children, handing on
12 6 |        prevent them, they shall bring the matter before the people;
13 7 |         shall endeavour also to bring my wares into the light
14 7 |      Cleinias: you amaze me. To bring him up in such a way would
15 7 |         the punishment, let her bring him before the wardens of
16 7 |         altars and shrines, and bring upon human nature the reproach,
17 7 |        may we not, and shall we bring with us our poetry—what
18 8 |        landowners, and let them bring him into court, and if he
19 8 |    theft, let the injured party bring the cause before the wardens
20 8 |        a larger amount, let him bring his suit into the public
21 8 |      injured party. Any one may bring the offences of magistrates,
22 8 | disgrace and infamy, until they bring him back into his own right
23 9 |     inform the magistrates, and bring the conspirator to trial
24 9 |      supposing the injustice to bring gain), of these we may heal
25 9 |     temples, he who pleases may bring to trial the next of kin
26 9 |    without any reason, and will bring these to the front, obscuring
27 10|  chiefly resembles; this I will bring to your recollection, and
28 10|         receive the information bring him before the appointed
29 10|       any one who is willing to bring a suit against him. But
30 10|      law determine, before they bring the matter into court and
31 11|        the possessor, who shall bring it before the magistrates;
32 11|   guardians of the law, let him bring his adversaries into the
33 11|    magistrate, the guardian may bring him before the court of
34 11|        or dishonestly, let them bring him before the same court,
35 11|      guardianship be allowed to bring them to trial; and if any
36 11|      than compel the husband to bring up the children without
37 11|      shall remain with them and bring, them up. But if she appears
38 11|     forty years of age, and may bring an action if she have no
39 11|      the parties in a cause may bring an accusation of perjury
40 12|       our city to any other, or bring back a false message from
41 12| separate courts; and they shall bring the heavy–armed before the
42 12|        make that a reproach, or bring in action against some innocent
43 12|     cities out of one, and soon bring all to destruction. Wherefore
44 12|     been justly judged, let him bring the examiners before the
45 12|         he who obtains leave to bring an action should write,
46 12|      and the judges shall again bring him back to the question
47 12|         a suitable penalty, and bring them before the court, until
48 12|       tribesmen should likewise bring a register of the yearly
49 12|      war; but of wood let a man bring what offerings he likes,
50 12|     deprived of their authority bring him before the court of