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 1 1 |        of war, much in the same degree as justice and temperance
 2 2 |    neither harm nor good in any degree worth speaking of.~Cleinias.
 3 3 |     found to illustrate in some degree our proposed design:—Shall
 4 3 |       is beneficial in the next degree; and so each of them will
 5 4 |    oligarchy; and, in the third degree, from a democracy: is not
 6 4 |         victorious in the first degree shall be given the highest
 7 5 |         softer and has a proper degree of elasticity;—in a similar
 8 5 |      them, no legislator of any degree of sense will proceed a
 9 5 |        rich. And good in a high degree, and rich in a high degree
10 5 |      degree, and rich in a high degree at the same time, he cannot
11 5 |         that there is a certain degree of truth in your words;
12 6 |        hope of escaping in some degree from factions. For equity
13 6 |     shall be valid in the first degree, that by a grandfather in
14 6 |       grandfather in the second degree, and in the third degree,
15 6 |        degree, and in the third degree, betrothal by brothers who
16 6 |  friendships there must be some degree of desire, in order to cement
17 6 |    capacity for virtue, in that degree the consequence of such
18 7 | amusement or instruction in any degree worth, speaking of in war,
19 7 |    action, if he is to have any degree of virtue. And for this
20 7 |      agree with you that such a degree of knowledge as will enable
21 8 |        terrors and to a certain degree show the man who has and
22 8 |        not disgraceful, in what degree will they contribute to
23 9 |       partakes also in the same degree of the fair and honourable.~
24 9 |      admitted to be in the same degree fair and honourable, if
25 9 |      are infinite in number and degree, and that they are, at once,
26 9 |      justice are in the highest degree confused and contradictory.
27 9 |       at any rate in a far less degree; and he must in addition
28 9 |      man himself, and in a less degree to the chiefs of the state.
29 9 |        of the exiled man to the degree of sons of cousins, both
30 10|        share; and in the second degree great when they are committed
31 10|    sepulchres, and in the third degree (not to repeat the acts
32 10|      with nature, but in a less degree, and have more of art; also
33 11|       the Gods; and in the next degree, he who tells a falsehood
34 11|  likewise, and so in the fourth degree, if there be only the testator’
35 11|        brother, or in the fifth degree, his father’s brother’s
36 11|  brother’s son, or in the sixth degree, the child of his father’
37 11|        the heiress in the first degree be a sister, and in a second
38 11|         sister, and in a second degree a daughter of a brother,
39 11|         a sister, in the fourth degree the sister of a father,
40 11|        father, and in the fifth degree the daughter of a father’
41 11|         brother, and in a sixth degree of a father’s sister; and
42 11|       kinsmen, according to the degree of relationship and right,
43 12|     will if the thing is in any degree possible.~Athenian. Let