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 1 1 |    about assaults; others about ten thousand other such matters.
 2 1 |        the Ceans (and there are ten thousand other instances
 3 1 |      family, and came to Athens ten years before the Persian
 4 1 |  invasion; and he said that for ten years they would not come,
 5 1 |          which is the source of ten thousand acts of injustice,
 6 2 |       same forms which they had ten thousand years ago;—this
 7 2 |        How?~Athenian. There are ten thousand likenesses of objects
 8 3 |        arts were unknown during ten thousand times ten thousand
 9 3 |       during ten thousand times ten thousand years. And no more
10 3 | Athenian. The Achaeans remained ten years, and overthrew Troy.~
11 3 |        Athenian. And during the ten years in which the Achaeans
12 3 |       prevailed among us. About ten years before the naval engagement
13 4 |     when once it is surmounted, ten thousand or rather all blessings
14 5 |       any number of parts up to ten. Every legislator ought
15 5 |        fifty–nine divisors, and ten of these proceed without
16 5 |    without interval from one to ten: this will furnish numbers
17 6 |        he shall hold office for ten years only; and upon the
18 6 |   second class, five in number: ten are to be first elected,
19 6 |         elected, and out of the ten five are to be chosen by
20 6 |        they shall pay a fine of ten drachmae if they be found
21 6 |      those who say that he has. Ten are to be elected by vote,
22 6 |  elected by vote, and he of the ten who is chosen by lot shall
23 6 |         another guardian within ten days, or be fined a drachma
24 6 |      sufficiently determined. A ten years experience of sacrifices
25 6 |         fine annually shall owe ten times the sum, which the
26 6 |         begetting them continue ten years and no longer, during
27 6 |        party, they shall choose ten of the guardians of the
28 7 |         of music is always made ten thousand times better by
29 7 |        A fair time for a boy of ten years old to spend in letters
30 8 |    against two, and so on up to ten against ten. As to what
31 8 |         so on up to ten against ten. As to what a man ought
32 8 |          would be the source of ten thousand blessings. For,
33 9 |        one son of not less than ten years of age, they shall
34 9 |       of age, they shall select ten whom their father or grandfather
35 10|    Athenian. And which of these ten motions ought we to prefer
36 10|       is able to move itself is ten thousand times superior
37 10|  Athenian. Let us select of the ten motions the one which mind
38 11|        of the laws, let him pay ten times the value of the treasure
39 11|       to remain in the city for ten days, and the purchaser
40 11|        away, and in a period of ten years no one is willing
41 11|      incompatibility of temper, ten of the guardians of the
42 11|          who are impartial, and ten of the women who regulate
43 12|       during as many out of the ten years of his office as he
44 12|       guardians of the law, the ten eldest being chosen; the
45 12|        shall be three years, or ten years if he has them in
46 12|         to be of this sort:—The ten oldest guardians of the