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 1 1 |           the very mention of the word intoxication, one side is
 2 1 |          with one another about a word, provided that the proposition
 3 1 |           earnest and in play, by word, deed, and act, will still
 4 2 |    Athenian. “I think” is not the word, but I would say, rather, “
 5 2 |  community utter one and the same word in their songs and tales
 6 2 |    Athenian. I have first a final word to add to my discourse about
 7 3 |         of hurting one another in word and deed;—although inferior
 8 3 |          but we will show, not in word but in deed, how greatly
 9 3 |          had agreed to observe by word and oath? This want of harmony
10 3 |          And they used the actual word “laws,” or nomoi, for another
11 4 |           legislators; but if the word be to the purpose, there
12 4 |       have uttered, an unbecoming word to them; for of light and
13 4 |         satisfy their feelings in word or deed, he should give
14 4 |     another law; offering never a word of advice or exhortation
15 5 |         he can honour the soul by word or gift, or any sort of
16 5 |        And when, disregarding the word and approval of the legislator,
17 5 |         exchange for virtue. In a word, I may say that he who does
18 6 |           stop a little and say a word in season about the election
19 6 |           I will be as good as my word.~Cleinias. Let us by all
20 6 |          of accomplishing this by word or deed, or has any way
21 6 |      argument affords of saying a word in season.~Athenian. I thank
22 6 |        alliance. Let there be one word concerning all marriages:—
23 7 |          express what I mean in a word, there is a good deal to
24 7 |       proposed application of the word. Some one, either asleep
25 7 |        That we should avoid every word of evil omen; let that kind
26 7 |    Athenian. But how can I in one word rightly comprehend all of
27 7 |          by gesture as well as in word what we mean; when word
28 7 |           word what we mean; when word and action combine, and
29 7 |         blame. This is the truest word that can be spoken in praise
30 8 |       Athenian. Does not a little word extinguish all pleasures
31 8 |         that sort?~Megillus. What word?~Athenian. The declaration
32 9 |   accordingly. But shall this new word of ours, like an oracle
33 9 | verification of itself? How can a word not understood be the basis
34 9 |          end is to be attained by word or action, with pleasure
35 9 |          been insulted in deed or word, men pursue revenge, and
36 9 |      shall reverence his elder in word and deed; he shall respect
37 9 |         the persons who cause the word to be spoken which I am
38 10|           or uttered any unlawful word; but he who did must have
39 10|          Cleinias. But why is the word “nature” wrong?~Athenian.
40 10|          our way, I will take the word out of your mouths, and
41 10|          guilty of any impiety in word or deed, any one who happens
42 10|           liable to transgress in word or deed, and less foolish,
43 11|          will first of all give a word of counsel and reason, and
44 11|         no one utter any taunting word at a temple, or at the public
45 11|           the citizens, either by word or likeness, either in anger
46 12|         of his superior; and in a word, not teach the soul or accustom