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 1 1 |         the Cretan laws, I shall leave the defence to my Cnosian
 2 1 |        Athenian. Then let us not leave the meaning of education
 3 2 |        innovate upon them, or to leave the traditional forms and
 4 2 |        and Sicily, did certainly leave the judgment to the body
 5 2 | traditions concerning the Gods I leave to those who think that
 6 3 |        Athenian. Suppose that we leave to him the arrangement of
 7 4 |     country, either when friends leave friends, owing to some pressure
 8 4 |       are immortal, because they leave children’s children behind
 9 5 |   children, in order that he may leave them as rich as possible.
10 5 |       may just mention, and then leave the selection to the ruler
11 5 |     excellence, and then we will leave the choice to Cleinias now,
12 5 |       Let the possessor of a lot leave the one of his children
13 6 |     certainly should not like to leave the tale wandering all over
14 6 |      what he has to say, and not leave the work incomplete.~Cleinias.
15 6 |     details, the legislator must leave out something. And the annual
16 6 |        cling to immortality, and leave behind him children’s children
17 6 |         a man and his wife shall leave to his and her father and
18 7 |       these things laws, nor yet leave them unmentioned, is justified;
19 7 |        to anger them, nor yet to leave them unpunished lest they
20 7 |         ought not in any case to leave them either unused or untrained,
21 7 |       possible, the law ought to leave nothing to him, but to explain
22 7 |    military force should have to leave the city and carry on operations
23 8 |          in planting he does not leave a fair distance between
24 8 |          of others without their leave, let him in that case be
25 9 |     decide, and what ought he to leave to courts of law?~Athenian.
26 9 |      with impiety, and the owner leave no posterity, but dies unmarried,
27 9 |      offending person they shall leave nameless and childless and
28 10|        of ourselves? or shall we leave them and return to our laws,
29 10|      persuading men; he ought to leave nothing unsaid in support
30 10|       existence of the Gods, and leave him.~Cleinias. What terms?~
31 11|       small:—If a man happens to leave behind him some part of
32 11|         often be right. But they leave the occasion, and the when,
33 11|          legislator ought not to leave the matter undetermined;
34 11|         are involved. You cannot leave them unregulated, for individuals
35 11|        has been made, they shall leave the lot which they have
36 11|   daughters whom he pleases, and leave and inscribe him as his
37 11|          be a stranger, he shall leave the country, and never return
38 12|       cowardice, and without the leave of the generals; he shall
39 12|         an even number, and then leave the half which have the
40 12|       either side—he who obtains leave to bring an action should
41 12|          grow old in the city or leave a fry of young ones like
42 12|       depart, as a friend taking leave of friends, and be honoured