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 1 1 |      brother of his, with whose name you are familiar; he is
 2 1 |        said by him to be only a name; in reality every city is
 3 1 |        them parts or what their name is, provided the meaning
 4 1 |     upon our view, deserves the name; that other sort of training,
 5 1 |          which have the general name of expectations; and the
 6 1 |  expectations; and the specific name of fear, when the expectation
 7 3 |        forgotten, Cleinias, the name of a friend who is really
 8 3 |         came again, under a new name, no longer Achaeans, but
 9 3 |         Achaeans, but Dorians—a name which they derived from
10 4 |        or will hereafter be the name of the place; that may be
11 4 |      may give the sanction of a name to the newly–founded city;
12 4 |       ought to be called by the name of the God who rules over
13 4 |       the law, I give them this name not for the sake of novelty,
14 4 |      lie in the grave without a name, is only the love of continuance.
15 6 |    writing down on a tablet the name of the person for whom he
16 6 |         votes, and his father’s name, and his tribe, and ward;
17 6 |     side he shall write his own name in like manner. Any one
18 6 |         called by their popular name of brigadiers. The guardians
19 6 |        than one who is, let him name whom he prefers in the place
20 6 |    which are called by the same name, but are in reality in many
21 6 |   denounce him and inscribe his name the agora as not having
22 6 |     wardens of the country; the name does not much signify, but
23 6 |    those who have inscribed his name, be deprived of the privileges
24 7 |  commonly called by the general name of unwritten customs, and
25 7 |       and this latter being the name which the ancients gave
26 7 |      and poetical, and rational name, when he called them Emmeleiai,
27 7 |        appropriate and becoming name. These things the legislator
28 7 |       of wide extent, and has a name under which many things
29 8 |     third kind, having the same name; and this similarity of
30 8 |          and this similarity of name causes all the difficulty
31 10|         of the essence, and the name,—these are the three; and
32 10| Sometimes a person may give the name and ask the definition;
33 10|      the definition and ask the name. I may illustrate what I
34 10|       and the definition of the name “even” is “number divisible
35 10|         definition and give the name, or when we are asked about
36 10|     when we are asked about the name and give the definition—
37 10|    either case, whether we give name or definition, we speak
38 10|         with that which has the name soul?~Athenian. Yes; and
39 10|         governments has another name, which is injustice.~Cleinias.
40 10|         shall be called by some name expressive of retribution.
41 11|  presented to us under the fair name of art has come an evil
42 12|         they shall write up his name in each year to be a measure
43 12|      admirable law possessing a name akin to mind (nous, nomos).
44 12|      rest of them by the single name of virtue.~Cleinias. How
45 12|     case of things which have a name and also a definition to
46 12|         consists in knowing the name only and not the definition.
47 12|         we ought, by the single name of virtue. To this, my friends,
48 12|       the Magnetes, or whatever name God may give it, you will