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 1 1 |         there be the same war of family against family, and of individual
 2 1 |       same war of family against family, and of individual against
 3 1 |          for consideration;—in a family there may be several brothers,
 4 1 |         words as to whether this family and household are rightly
 5 1 |          judge, who, finding the family distracted, not only did
 6 1 |        you do not know, that our family is the proxenus of your
 7 1 |        Epimenides, who was of my family, and came to Athens ten
 8 3 |     survive in the larger; every family would be under the rule
 9 3 |         sight of great wealth or family honour, or the like, he
10 4 |       utterly destroyed, and his family and city with him. Wherefore,
11 5 |        are of the same blood and family, may fairly expect that
12 5 |          Gods, the state and the family, as well the living members
13 6 |          days the child, as in a family, loves and is beloved; even
14 6 |        he is of a perfectly pure family, not stained with homicide
15 6 |          not marry into the rich family, nor the powerful into the
16 6 |        nor the powerful into the family of the powerful, but that
17 6 |         number of members of the family of either sex, and no man
18 6 |     those who are still having a family; and when the time for procreation
19 7 |         other errors of the same family.~Cleinias. What are they?~
20 9 |         But let his children and family, if they avoid the ways
21 9 |         for where the blood of a family has been polluted there
22 9 |     sleep the wrath of the whole family. These are the retributions
23 9 |     acquit himself and the whole family of guilt. And he shall cast
24 9 |       inhabitant or to the whole family, but is the public and private
25 9 |           meet and consider what family there is in the state which
26 9 |        number of sons; from that family let them take one and introduce
27 9 |        be the continuer of their family, the keeper of their hearth,
28 11|      laid up for himself and his family, he not being one of my
29 11|      prevent a man from having a family. Now as to him who is careless
30 11|          belonging to your whole family, both past and future, and
31 11|          yet more do regard both family and possessions as belonging
32 11|        for the state and for the family, esteeming as I ought the
33 11|         if he be the father of a family, shall first of all inscribe
34 11|          the females in the same family. The judge shall consider
35 11|        be a lack of kinsmen in a family extending to grandchildren
36 11|          woman go forth from the family and share the deserted house,
37 11|         be made even of a single family to the 5040 households;
38 11|         person, but by the whole family, and what is done in these
39 11|      unjustly, to expel from his family a son whom he has begotten
40 11|         to be dismissed from the family; and the son shall be allowed
41 11|          grown–up members of the family, of both sexes, the father
42 11| sufficient number of sons to his family and to the state. And if
43 12|          with the members of the family and the wardens of the city,