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 1 1 |          doubtless there are shady places under the lofty trees, which
 2 1 |          of them in many different places, and moreover I have made
 3 2 |          which you speak; in other places novelties are always being
 4 3 |         this still remains in many places, both among Hellenes and
 5 4 |          the law prescribes in the places which are sacred to them.
 6 5 |            mounting high and steep places, the Gods oppose him in
 7 5 |           there is a difference in places, and that some beget better
 8 5 |        legislate accordingly. Some places are subject to strange and
 9 6 |          manner in which different places are affected at different
10 6 |            furnish even to the dry places plenty of good water. The
11 6 |           year. Everywhere in such places the youth shall make gymnasia
12 6 |          mother their own dwelling–places, and themselves go as to
13 6 |         receive their due, and the places will be regarded as most
14 6 |      because they are the dwelling–places of holy Gods: and in them
15 6 |       agora, and the gymnasia, and places of instruction, and theatres,
16 6 |            occur in thinly–peopled places, and in times of pressure.
17 6 |          speak of common tables in places and cities in which they
18 6 |      accustomed to creep into dark places, and when dragged out into
19 6 |          as I said before, in most places they will not endure to
20 7 |           these are to be in three places in the midst of the city;
21 7 | surrounding country, also in three places, there shall be schools
22 7 |            the mountains and waste places shall be permitted, but
23 8 |            or sowing them in stony places, in which they will take
24 8 |       common tables, which in most places would be difficult, but
25 8 |           shall determine; at such places they shall exchange money
26 9 |             or blows, or degrading places of sitting or standing,
27 9 |      either from sacred or secular places—and these are not the only
28 9 |         are already fixed in their places, and others lie at hand.~
29 9 |         portions the land, in such places as are uncultivated and
30 10|         are different in different places, according to the agreement
31 10|         one place and some in more places than one?” You mean to say,
32 10|           of bodies moving in many places, you seem to me to mean
33 10|          say, into Hades and other places in the world below, of which
34 11|           that at proper times and places the practice may often be
35 11|          that a man goes to desert places and builds bouses which
36 12|          who at sea, and in stormy places, have been suddenly overwhelmed
37 12|            nature diffused in many places, and called by many names;
38 12|      citizens never to go to other places, is an utter impossibility,
39 12|        shall be received in market–places and harbours and public
40 12|        sepulchres are not to be in places which are fit for cultivation,