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 1 1 |    legislator has given old men free licence, there will be no
 2 1 |         therefore you may be as free as you like in your censure
 3 1 |         a slave, the other half free; and they will not be worthy
 4 1 |        these occasions to be as free from impudence and shamelessness
 5 2 |    every man and boy, slave and free, both sexes, and the whole
 6 3 |        that a state ought to be free and wise and harmonious,
 7 3 |         he legislates should be free; and secondly, be at unity
 8 3 |          and the other the most free; and now we are considering
 9 4 |      who obeys the law shall be free, and shall pay no fine;
10 5 |     condition of youth which is free from flattery, and at the
11 5 |        life to be most entirely free from sorrow. Let parents,
12 5 |        is not unjust of his own free will. For no man of his
13 5 |     will. For no man of his own free will would choose to possess
14 5 |  founders of a new state as yet free from enmity—that they should
15 5 |        he ma acquit himself and free others from the work of
16 6 |  Athenian. I had in my mind the free and easy manner in which
17 7 |   pleasures, for he will not be free from pains; nor should we
18 7 |     observed in the case of the free–born. Children at that age
19 7 |     wrestling erect and keeping free the neck and hands and sides,
20 7 |        breadth, and depth, they free us from that natural ignorance
21 8 |         and they alone shall be free to sing; but the rest of
22 8 |     their ears of the so–called free love everywhere prevailing
23 8 |         a kind better suited to free men. For he has nothing
24 9 |      the theft, he shall be set free from his bonds.~Cleinias.
25 9 |      for two years, and then go free.~Having begun to speak of
26 9 |     proceed:—If any one slays a free man with his own hand, and
27 9 |     defends himself, let him be free from guilt, as he would
28 9 |        self–defence, let him be free from guilt in like manner;
29 9 |         the murderer is rightly free from guilt:—If a man catch
30 9 |      one who does violence to a free woman or a youth, shall
31 9 |         speak of mind, true and free, and in harmony with nature.
32 9 |         rescue, let him be made free, but if he do not come the
33 11|         his work. Wherefore, in free states the man of art ought
34 11|       female slave. Again, if a free woman have intercourse with
35 11|  injured party, he shall be set free by the magistrates, or if
36 11| afterwards vote in the cause. A free woman may give her witness
37 12|        them; for this burial is free from pollution. The place
38 12|        and let him who obeys be free from penalty; but he who
39 12|     want to be at the same time free and the lords of other states;