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 1 1 |     ought to be common meals and certain persons regularly appointed
 2 1 |   exhibited among us Spartans in certain hand–to–hand fights; also
 3 1 |          the Oracle, and offered certain sacrifices which the God
 4 1 |            Cleinias. He would be certain, Stranger, to use the potion.~
 5 2 |         would say, rather, “I am certain.” For must they not have
 6 2 |         affirm this to be a most certain truth; and the minds of
 7 2 |          say that learning has a certain accompanying charm which
 8 2 |           Cleinias. That is most certain.~Athenian. But can a man
 9 3 |       and the Persians was, in a certain sense, the same; for as
10 3 |      early divided among us into certain kinds and manners. One sort
11 4 | dishonourable, as people say, at certain times. This is the language
12 4 |         able to pray rightly for certain conditions, and if these
13 4 |     shall pay a yearly fine of a certain amount, in order that he
14 5 |     being stronger, and having a certain character of firmness, whereas
15 5 |         sufficient to maintain a certain number of inhabitants in
16 5 |         ignorant that there is a certain degree of truth in your
17 6 |         not a magistrate, yet in certain respects is a very important
18 6 |         for themselves, choosing certain persons by agreement. And
19 6 |         and I are agreed about a certain thing.~Cleinias. About what
20 6 |         is also apt to produce a certain effeminacy in the minds
21 7 |       than for you, by reason of certain amusements which are carried
22 7 |        Children at that age have certain natural modes of amusement
23 7 |          have been brought up in certain laws, which by some Divine
24 7 |          be arranged at first by certain persons, and, when arranged,
25 7 |         that we can say anything certain all in a moment.~Cleinias.
26 7 |         will be in first framing certain models for composers. One
27 7 |     conception, I cannot be very certain.~Athenian. The truth, Cleinias,
28 8 |        may have terrors and to a certain degree show the man who
29 8 |       may come and be a metic on certain conditions; a foreigner,
30 9 |         for one of two things is certain: either we must not say
31 9 |        prayers and sacrifices to certain Gods, who are concerned
32 10|      inherent force according to certain affinities among them—of
33 10|      birth, and produced in play certain images and very partial
34 10|         greater and smaller in a certain proportion. Here is a wonder
35 10|       plan by which a thing of a certain nature found a certain seat
36 10|         a certain nature found a certain seat and room. But the formation
37 10|       their impiety, which, in a certain sense, is deserved. Assuredly
38 11|  admitted to be the offspring of certain parents and is acknowledged
39 11|      things because they have no certain knowledge about them. But
40 12|       and safely. But now that a certain portion of mankind do not
41 12|      possession of them during a certain time shall no longer be
42 12|    whether they prefer to take a certain portion of the whole value,
43 12|          law we must give way in certain particulars. It would be
44 12|         Cleinias. I am not quite certain, Stranger; but I have a
45 12|      their rule of justice, that certain individuals should bear