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 1 1 |        be made of the remaining parts of virtue, no matter whether
 2 1 |    matter whether you call them parts or what their name is, provided
 3 2 |        chorus is made up of two parts, dance and song?~Cleinias.
 4 2 |       the true situation of the parts; what those proportions
 5 2 |    proportions are, and how the parts fit into one another in
 6 2 |       the artist all his proper parts and colours and shapes,
 7 4 |      Argos and Aegina and other parts of Hellas. Tell me, then,
 8 4 |      companion of all the other parts of virtue, if there is to
 9 4 |     double, but they are in two parts, the law and the prelude
10 5 |         every man there are two parts: the better and superior,
11 5 |      suppose that there are two parts in the constitution of a
12 5 |       be first divided into two parts, and then into three; and
13 5 |       divided into four or five parts, or any number of parts
14 5 |         parts, or any number of parts up to ten. Every legislator
15 5 |        the citizens into twelve parts, and arrange the rest of
16 5 |         as to form twelve equal parts; and there shall be a registration
17 5 |        distribution into twelve parts, let us now see in what
18 5 |      perceiving that the twelve parts admit of the greatest number
19 6 |        of a state there are two parts: first, the number of the
20 6 |        100, walking through the parts of victims, and let them
21 6 |      the whole number into four parts of ninety each, we get ninety
22 6 |        nearly as possible equal parts, and let the tribe allotted
23 6 |      and will divide the twelve parts of the city into three;
24 6 |       by the legislator in your parts of the world, Megillus and
25 7 |         beauty in the limbs and parts of the body, giving the
26 7 |         be brought from foreign parts by pay, and let them teach
27 7 | difficult as well as the easier parts of the task.~Cleinias. To
28 7 |         these are not necessary parts of knowledge to him who
29 7 |        may proceed to the other parts of knowledge. For so necessity
30 8 |   exuberance of them into other parts of the body; and this will
31 8 |         of the soil into twelve parts, and in this way consume
32 8 |       due proportion into three parts; one part for freemen, another
33 8 |   butchers shall offer for sale parts of dismembered animals to
34 10|        being divided into equal parts; when thus divided, number
35 10|        divisible into two equal parts”?~Cleinias. True.~Athenian.
36 10|       is divided into two equal parts.~Cleinias. Quite true.~Athenian.
37 10|        greater and neglects the parts which are lesser?~Cleinias.
38 10|         so to place each of the parts that their position might
39 11|       we must have a law in two parts, concerning poisoning, in
40 11|       send him out of any other parts of the land across the border,
41 12|     extremities, and of all the parts of the body, whether they
42 12|        magistracies into twelve parts, and prove the holders of
43 12|      city has been divided into parts of which the nature and
44 12|          In which, then, of the parts or institutions of the state