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 1 1 |       to me to have thought the world foolish in not understanding
 2 1 |        me to be the best in the world; for that which leads mankind
 3 1 |     people in their part of the world, or as the Athenians have
 4 2 |   present exist anywhere in the world.~Cleinias. Certainly.~Athenian.
 5 2 |       may say, indeed, from the world in general. For tell me,
 6 2 |         somehow crept about the world, that Dionysus was robbed
 7 3 |         survivors of the animal world; and there might be a few
 8 3 |        the race multiplied, the world came to be what the world
 9 3 |       world came to be what the world is.~Cleinias. Very true.~
10 3 |     power of doing in the whole world, Hellenic and barbarian,
11 4 |       Athenian. In the primeval world, and a long while before
12 5 |        having a notion that the world below is all evil, he yields
13 5 |        for aught she knows, the world of the Gods below, instead
14 6 |     tale wandering all over the world without a head;—a headless
15 6 | legislator in your parts of the world, Megillus and Cleinias,
16 6 |   drinks always, and in all the world, and all sorts of changes
17 7 |       people in our part of the world do—getting together, as
18 8 |       sing; but the rest of the world shall not have this liberty.
19 8 |  impossible laws, and fills the world with his outcry. And therefore
20 9 |         will be punished in the world below, and also that when
21 9 |     perpetrators return to this world they will pay the natural
22 9 |       that are spoken of in the world below, but transgresses
23 9 |      said to pursue them in the world below. But although they
24 9 |         the punishments of this world which are inflicted during
25 9 | possible, of the terrors of the world below. Let our enactment
26 10|       of the heavens and of the world, and not far from the beginning
27 10|         may say, throughout the world, there would have been no
28 10|        and earth, and the whole world?—that it is a principle
29 10|     best soul takes care of the world and guides it along the
30 10|      True.~Athenian. But if the world moves wildly and irregularly,
31 10|        but now the ruler of the world has a wonderfully easy task.~
32 10|         and other places in the world below, of which the very
33 10|  penalty, either here or in the world below or in some still more
34 10|       For as we acknowledge the world to be full of many goods
35 10|      besides believing that the world is devoid of Gods are intemperate,
36 11|       herald in the face of the world, or of sons who think that
37 11|       mind than the rest of the world are—but this is not observable,
38 12|     time proclaiming to all the world that the city of the Magnetes,
39 12|          and to the rest of the world is likely to appear ruthless
40 12|      well of by the rest of the world is no light matter; for
41 12|        a good reputation in the world, for there is no truth greater
42 12|         there always are in the world a few inspired men whose
43 12|      sins to be punished in the world below. If this be true,
44 12|          If a man look upon the world not lightly or ignorantly,
45 12|        once more overturned the world, or rather, I should say,