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 1 1 |      all these states he should determine and teach what is the good
 2 1 | Athenian. I will not at present determine whether he who censures
 3 2 |      very small children are to determine the question, they will
 4 3 |     ought not the legislator to determine these classes?~Megillus.
 5 4 |       state, I should certainly determine in favour of the longer;
 6 5 |  neighbours’ territory, we will determine the limits of them in fact
 7 5 |         created by us judge and determine what is to be done with
 8 5 |       Now the legislator should determine what is to be the limit
 9 6 |        fives and twelves, shall determine any charges which one man
10 6 |         five meet together, and determine that they will be their
11 6 |       penalty, the judges shall determine what additional punishment
12 6 |       not at all easy for us to determine. There have been many difficulties
13 6 |        of them; and we may then determine what previous institutions
14 7 |         we must distinguish and determine on some general principle
15 8 |         laws about them, and to determine what sacrifices will be
16 8 |    Athenian. Then we will first determine the number; and let the
17 8 |  children, when the magistrates determine to lead forth the whole
18 8 |          It is not difficult to determine how these and the like matters
19 8 |         by force, let the court determine what he ought to suffer
20 8 |  legislator of our state should determine all the trifles which might
21 8 |     freemen, he having power to determine the quantity and quality.
22 8 |        to their judgment, shall determine; at such places they shall
23 9 |    generation of legislators to determine; the manner of voting we
24 9 |        manner of voting we must determine ourselves.~Let the vote
25 9 |     should reply. Then will you determine for them what are voluntary
26 9 |    prophets, and the God, shall determine, and when they have determined
27 9 |    their nature and number, and determine what will be the suitable
28 9 |         I have.~And now we will determine what penalty he ought to
29 9 |       to allow courts of law to determine all these things, or not
30 9 |         these things, or not to determine any of them, is alike impossible.
31 9 |      particular which they must determine in all cases—the question
32 9 |       should not permit them to determine what punishment is to be
33 9 |      than ours would be able to determine, assigning to each offence
34 9 |        is convicted, they shall determine whether he or she ought
35 10|     violent, and now we have to determine what is to be the punishment
36 10|        the guardians of the law determine, before they bring the matter
37 11|        its keep, and they shall determine the cause within three days.~
38 11|          Now it is difficult to determine accurately the things which
39 11|        judge shall consider and determine the suitableness or unsuitableness
40 11|      recourse, and by their aid determine any matters of the kind,
41 11|      convicted, the court shall determine what he shall pay or suffer.
42 11|        convicted, let the court determine what he shall suffer or
43 11|        convicted, let the court determine what he ought to pay or
44 11|         person, the court shall determine what he is to pay or suffer.
45 11|        the law leaves to him to determine what the offender shall
46 11|        convicted, let the court determine whether he may be supposed
47 12|         property, let the court determine what punishment he shall
48 12|         the court shall further determine what punishment he shall
49 12|      that is done, then we will determine what authority they shall