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 1 1 |         manner, they will be the slaves of those who are able to
 2 2 |       they add on the rhythms of slaves and men of the baser sort;
 3 3 |    Athenian. And, fourthly, that slaves should be ruled, and their
 4 4 |   Athenian. And whether they are slaves or freemen makes no difference;
 5 4 |   classes of patients in states, slaves and freemen; and the slave
 6 4 |   doctors run about and cure the slaves, or wait for them in the
 7 4 |          the care of his invalid slaves. But the other doctor, who
 8 5 |    payment of hirelings, whether slaves or immigrants, by all those
 9 6 |    servants, will not have other slaves and servants for their own
10 6 |    difficulty in what relates to slaves. And the reason is that
11 6 |        for what we say about our slaves is consistent and also inconsistent
12 6 |        do concerning property in slaves? I made a remark, in passing,
13 6 |       the best and most attached slaves whom we can get. For many
14 6 |         many a man has found his slaves better in every way than
15 6 |         two different notions of slaves in their minds—some of them
16 6 |  differences in the treatment of slaves by their owners?~Athenian.
17 6 |     happen in states having many slaves who speak the same language,
18 6 |     remain to us—not to have the slaves of the same country, nor
19 6 |       And the right treatment of slaves is to behave properly to
20 6 |       natures and actions of his slaves is undefiled by impiety
21 6 |       relation to his inferiors. Slaves ought to be punished as
22 6 |         have of setting up their slaves, and making the life of
23 6 |    sufficient number of suitable slaves who can help him in what
24 7 |        him. We were saying about slaves, that we ought neither to
25 7 |          male or female, who are slaves or strangers, by the help
26 7 |       help of some of the public slaves; but if any citizen disputes
27 7 |         to minister to them like slaves?—Or shall we do as we and
28 7 |          husbandry, committed to slaves paying a part of the produce,
29 7 |      awakening them, is what the slaves, male and female, and the
30 7 |          left without tutors, or slaves without masters. And of
31 7 |          place—he should command slaves and hired strangers to imitate
32 7 |          let matters relating to slaves be separated from those
33 8 |        evil character among all, slaves and freemen, women and children,
34 8 |        assigned to masters or to slaves, nor again that of the stranger;
35 8 |        and distribute them among slaves and freemen, he having power
36 8 |        are, whether strangers or slaves, who have the charge on
37 8 |        them to citizens or their slaves, nor shall any one buy of
38 8 | strangers, to artisans and their slaves, making an exchange of wine
39 9 |        whom laws are now made to slaves who are doctored by slaves?
40 9 |       slaves who are doctored by slaves? For of this you may be
41 10|          the hands of the public slaves; and when he is dead let
42 12|      caring whether they are the slaves of other men or not. The