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 1 1 |    question of Tyrtaeus: O most divine poet, we will say to him,
 2 1 |      prove: I maintain that the divine legislator of Crete, like
 3 1 |      when speaking in behalf of divine excellence;—at the legislator
 4 1 |         are human and there are divine goods, and the human hang
 5 1 |         the human hang upon the divine; and the state which attains
 6 1 |         chief and leader of the divine dass of goods, and next
 7 1 |        the human looking to the divine, and the divine looking
 8 1 |  looking to the divine, and the divine looking to their leader
 9 1 |       and genuinely good by the divine inspiration of his own nature,
10 2 |        the work of God, or of a divine person; in Egypt they have
11 2 |        of insolence, being that divine fear which we have called
12 3 |      peculiar customs in things divine and human, which they would
13 3 |         nature; for poets are a divine race and often in their
14 3 |       human wisdom mingled with divine power, observing that the
15 3 |    under Darius? Shall I try to divine?~Cleinias. The enquiry,
16 3 |      private station, where the divine and inspired lawgiver has
17 4 |       difficulty is to find the divine love of temperate and just
18 4 |        are of a higher and more divine race, to be the kings and
19 4 |     those who fall short of the divine law. To justice, he who
20 5 |      Gods, his soul is the most divine and most truly his own.
21 5 |       he ought; for honour is a divine good, and no evil thing
22 5 |     Enough has now been said of divine matters, both as touching
23 5 |        shrewd, and aided by art divine he makes progress quite
24 5 |       excel in which there is a divine inspiration, and in which
25 6 |          Now the laws about all divine things should be brought
26 6 |     animals he becomes the most divine and most civilized; but
27 6 |       in honour of the Gods and divine things, and the second to
28 7 |        a state which we by some divine presage and inspiration
29 7 |    among men, too, who would be divine ought to pursue after this
30 7 |     certain laws, which by some Divine Providence have remained
31 7 |         how shall we answer the divine men? I think that our answer
32 7 |    meant, if I am not mistaken, divine necessity; for as to the
33 7 |      there, Stranger, which are divine and not human?~Athenian.
34 7 |         them. And very unlike a divine man would he be, who is
35 8 |       about it. But seeing that divine aid is not to be had, there
36 9 |       were also the children of divine parents, but that we are
37 10|      earth, claiming for them a divine being, if we would listen
38 10|       about the Gods, and about divine things? And the greatest
39 10|        when truly receiving the divine mind she disciplines all
40 10|     when she has communion with divine virtue and becomes divine,
41 10|       divine virtue and becomes divine, she is carried into another
42 12| themselves. Even bad men have a divine instinct which guesses rightly,
43 12|     adornments of war. The most divine of gifts are birds and images,
44 12|         would be no meaning the divine and admirable law possessing
45 12|     compel the guardians of our divine state to perceive, in the
46 12|         is the eldest, and most divine of all things, to which
47 12|         companions, if this our divine assembly can only be established,