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 1 1 |        The charge may be fairly brought against your cities above
 2 1 |   accusations, whether they are brought against the Tarentines,
 3 1 |   generally, when the puppet is brought to the drink, what sort
 4 3 |      come upon facts which have brought us back again to the same
 5 3 |        instead of one; and thus brought you more within the limits
 6 3 |        but what, in my opinion, brought discredit was, first of
 7 3 | children to the women; and they brought them up from their childhood
 8 3 |       or did. This was how they brought them up.~Cleinias. A splendid
 9 3 |         do become when they are brought up unreproved. And so, after
10 3 |        Xerxes; and he again was brought up in the royal and luxurious
11 3 |         same way in which Cyrus brought up Cambyses, and not to
12 4 |    those who gave him birth and brought him up, and that he must
13 4 |       him; at last, when he has brought the patient more and more
14 5 |       dishonour equally him who brought the money, and also to a
15 5 |    foreign money which has been brought back. In marrying and giving
16 6 |      imagine that those who are brought together for the first time,
17 6 |         divine things should be brought from Delphi, and interpreters
18 6 |  treasury, and to the party who brought the suit.~In the judgment
19 6 |         be after she shall have brought forth children up to fifty
20 7 |         signs?—when anything is brought to the infant and he is
21 7 |         For when they have been brought up in certain laws, which
22 7 |       to have a suit of impiety brought against him by any one who
23 7 |      all music. And if a man be brought up from childhood to the
24 7 |         deem that thou wast not brought up without the will of the
25 7 |      for teachers, who shall be brought from foreign parts by pay,
26 7 |      rightly educated should be brought up in them and saturated
27 7 |      men have been and are well brought up, then all things go swimmingly,
28 9 |        or imagine that any well–brought–up citizen will ever take
29 9 |        how the causes are to be brought into to court, how the summonses
30 9 |       you impinged upon me, and brought me to my senses, reminding
31 9 |   purified according to the law brought from Delphi relating to
32 9 |        of sailing; but if he be brought by land, and is not his
33 9 |         in such a case shall be brought to trial for impiety by
34 9 |  disobeys shall be liable to be brought to trial for impiety by
35 9 |         charges of wounding are brought by children against their
36 11|     magistrates; and when it is brought into court, if it be registered
37 11|         this regulation, and is brought into court and convicted,
38 11|       endeavour to see what has brought retail trade into ill–odour,
39 11|   children of freemen should be brought up in the bringing up of
40 11|        whom he has begotten and brought up, shall not lightly or
41 11|        any of them, let them be brought before a court in which
42 11|       to have a suit for damage brought against him by any one who
43 11|      but the accusation must be brought previous to the final decision
44 12|      sent, or be proved to have brought back, whether from friends
45 12|        the citizen who has been brought up as our citizens will
46 12|     tale:—If Patroclus had been brought to the tent still alive
47 12|        if any greater charge be brought, in such cases the suit
48 12|          Thus a man is born and brought up, and after this manner