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 1 1 |   together all his ordinances and show them to be in harmony with
 2 1 |          all the virtues, we will show, by the grace of God, that
 3 1 |      endurance which our citizens show in their naked exercises,
 4 1 |           Cleinias. Neither can I show anything of that sort which
 5 1 |         do.~Cleinias. And can you show that what you have been
 6 1 |         what we must endeavour to show. And let me ask you a question:—
 7 1 |       case, too, he might equally show his self–control.~Athenian.
 8 2 |      prize by exhibiting a puppet–show. Suppose these competitors
 9 2 |        will decide for the puppet show.~Cleinias. Of course.~Athenian.
10 2 |          determined the victor by show of hands. But this custom
11 2 |       which we have urged seem to show in what way these fifty
12 3 |         and does not the argument show that there is one common
13 3 |          troublesome, but we will show, not in word but in deed,
14 3 |        like manner, and from this show that entire freedom and
15 5 |          we rebuke them when they show a want of reverence. But
16 5 |          and are in want of food, show a disposition to follow
17 6 |         second place, in order to show that he is of a perfectly
18 6 | impediment, the good man ought to show that he utterly disregards.
19 6 |          honour which the younger show to the elder; let no young
20 6 |        which their experience may show to be necessary, and supply
21 6 |       attempts to compel women to show in public how much they
22 7 |          now we must endeavour to show how and to what extent we
23 7 |           signs by which children show what they love and hate.
24 7 |         object of our argument to show? Did we not imply that the
25 7 |        softer Muses, first of all show your songs to the magistrates,
26 7 |           lot or remain over, and show how their turns come in
27 7 |          I will; or rather I will show you my meaning by a question,
28 7 |           Athenian. And if we can show that such is really the
29 8 |           and to a certain degree show the man who has and who
30 9 |   attainable—at any rate, we will show our readiness to entertain
31 9 |           involuntary, or we must show the meaning and truth of
32 9 |          make peace with him, and show him all gentleness. But
33 9 |         the legislator may easily show that these things must be
34 10|         use persuasion to us, and show us the existence of Gods,
35 11|          in a similar manner, and show that he does not deserve
36 11|           if only he knows how to show true service to them.~Cleinias.
37 12|       other states, or himself to show something in like manner
38 12|          or if he does not use or show the lost property in the
39 12|         mankind, and perfectly to show him who desires to learn
40 12|           an instructor of youth, show himself to be better than