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 1 1 |   their meals together for the sake of mutual protection. He
 2 1 |       always make laws for the sake of the best?~Cleinias. To
 3 1 |       who orders peace for the sake of war, and not war for
 4 1 |       war, and not war for the sake of peace.~Cleinias. I suppose
 5 1 |       their own accord for the sake of the subsequent benefit?~
 6 2 |      but exists solely for the sake of the accompanying charm;
 7 3 |         but for the argument’s sake. Please to remark that the
 8 3 |    then, has been said for the sake—~Megillus. Of what?~Athenian.
 9 4 |     them this name not for the sake of novelty, but because
10 5 |      heaping up riches for the sake of his children, in order
11 5 |      worth introducing for the sake of illustration; but what
12 5 |        to neglect that for the sake of which riches exist—I
13 6 |     despising the laws for the sake of gain, be found to possess
14 6 |   heights in a circle, for the sake of defence and for the sake
15 6 |    sake of defence and for the sake of purity. Near the temples
16 7 |       great many miles for the sake of health, that is to say,
17 7 | composed strength, and for the sake of health—these are always
18 7 |        suits should be for the sake of their sports, for they
19 7 |        be managed well for the sake of peace; but the truth
20 7 |       is to be pursued for the sake of this, and not this for
21 7 |     this, and not this for the sake of wrestling.~Cleinias.
22 8 |      deemed a pleasure for the sake of a victory in wrestling,
23 8 |      similar endurance for the sake of a much nobler victory,
24 8 |        no retail trade for the sake of money–making, either
25 9 |        the laws; and for their sake, though an ungracious task,
26 9 |        that riches are for the sake of the body, as the body
27 9 |         as the body is for the sake of the soul. They are good,
28 9 |        by nature to be for the sake of them, and is therefore
29 9 |        their son, and, for the sake of the omen, let him be
30 9 |      are partly framed for the sake of good men, in order to
31 9 |    another, and partly for the sake of those who refuse to be
32 10|      other creation is for the sake of the whole, and in order
33 10|        you are created for the sake of the whole, and not the
34 10|      and not the whole for the sake of you. For every physician
35 10|        does all things for the sake of the whole, directing
36 10|     executing the part for the sake of the whole, and not the
37 10|      and not the whole for the sake of the part. And you are
38 10|   never betray justice for the sake of gifts which unjust men
39 10|      houses and states for the sake of money—let him who is
40 11|      be long journeys, for the sake of retail trade, and receives
41 11| foundations of society for the sake of a little gain, in his
42 12|         to use an oath for the sake of persuading, nor to call
43 12|      see and hear that for the sake of which they came, and