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 1 1 |     them), if he be not at all times a brave warrior.” I imagine
 2 1 |      case.~Athenian. There are times and seasons at which we
 3 2 |    never pleasant, although at times necessary. But as we do
 4 3 |        form of government many times over, now growing larger,
 5 3 |    unknown during ten thousand times ten thousand years. And
 6 3 |       and which I have several times in the preceding discourse
 7 4 |     for them to have lost many times over the seven youths, than
 8 4 |      as people say, at certain times. This is the language of
 9 4 |        I am saying a good many times; but I suppose that you
10 4 |      the tradition, was in the times of Troy; in our own days
11 4 |       thing which has occurred times without number in states—~
12 5 |    districts may meet at fixed times, and that they may readily
13 5 |    have said not once but many times, the care of riches should
14 5 |     triple, or as much as four times the amount of this. But
15 6 |       each case. But there are times at which every state is
16 6 |        within the group, three times; and let the three who have
17 6 |        far as possible, at the times when they are not engaged
18 6 |    fine annually shall owe ten times the sum, which the treasurer
19 6 |     brethren or sons, and many times they have saved the lives
20 6 |     and make their souls three times, or rather many times, as
21 6 |    three times, or rather many times, as slavish as they were
22 6 |  thinly–peopled places, and in times of pressure. But when men
23 7 |       always made ten thousand times better by attaining to law
24 7 |     dances of men who in their times of prosperity are moderate
25 7 |       and law, and has several times occurred to us in the course
26 8 |    becoming legislators of the times and nature and conditions
27 8 |       to correspond at fitting times, and appointing public festivals.
28 8 |         or himself gains three times as much as his neighbour
29 9 |       and when they have three times done this, and have had
30 9 |  source of great and monstrous times, but when attended with
31 9 |         or, if incurable, four times the amount of the injury;
32 9 |    that in addition to his own times of service, he shall serve
33 9 |        pay for the wrong three times over, but if he gains his
34 10|    move itself is ten thousand times superior to all the others.~
35 10|        deserving of death many times over, while the other needs
36 11|      the laws, let him pay ten times the value of the treasure
37 11|     that the freedman go three times in the month to the hearth
38 11|       and shall pay back three times the purchase–money.~If man
39 11|       of saying that at proper times and places the practice
40 11|         knowing well that many times and to many persons they
41 11|        in order that in future times, he, and those who see him
42 11|       has been convicted three times, let any one who pleases
43 12| different magistrates, and the times at which the several causes
44 12|        I have now said several times, he who has not contemplated
45 12| Furthermore, to write down the times at which, and during which,