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 1 1 |       entrust your wife, or your sons, or daughters to him, perilling
 2 3 |    cities by the royal brothers, sons of Heracles—a fair device,
 3 3 |       the Persians are shepherds—sons of a rugged land, which
 4 3 |         did not observe that his sons were trained differently;
 5 3 |          the death of Cyrus, his sons, in the fulness of luxury
 6 3 |          is generally led by the sons of very rich and royal persons;
 7 5 |     state is governed by Gods or sons of Gods, one, or more than
 8 5 |     males he shall distribute as sons to those citizens who have
 9 6 |         This will be the method:—Sons of the Cretans, I shall
10 6 |       every way than brethren or sons, and many times they have
11 7 |   prayers to the Gods and to the sons of Gods; and also engaging
12 7 |          in honour of what Gods, sons of Gods, and heroes they
13 7 |        in dance the Gods and the sons of the Gods, is entirely
14 7 |          or not. Wherefore, O ye sons and scions of the softer
15 9 |          gave laws to heroes and sons of gods, being, according
16 9 |          are legislating for the sons of men, there is no uncharitableness
17 9 |        her father or brothers or sons. If a man find his wife
18 9 |    perpetual exile; if they have sons or daughters who are still
19 9 |    children as orphans. If their sons are grown up, they shall
20 9 |      exiled man to the degree of sons of cousins, both on the
21 9 |      which there are a number of sons; from that family let them
22 10|   shrines to Gods, demigods, and sons of Gods; and when they are
23 11|          his heir any one of his sons whom he may think fit; and
24 11|           And if there are other sons, let him distribute among
25 11|       pleases. And if one of the sons has already a house of his
26 11|         money. And if any of the sons or daughters shall be found
27 11|           If the testator has no sons, but only daughters, let
28 11|     according to the law. If the sons of a man require guardians,
29 11|          will at all, and leaves sons who require the care of
30 11|        arise between fathers and sons, on the part either of fathers
31 11|         face of the world, or of sons who think that they should
32 11|  begotten a sufficient number of sons to his family and to the
33 11|          when dishonoured by his sons, invoked on them curses
34 11|    wishes more than those of his sons and of his other offspring
35 11|      such a kind as the Gods and sons of Gods would have us give.~
36 12| shameless thing; and none of the sons of Zeus delight in fraud
37 12|        because most men were the sons of Gods, and according to
38 12|        like themselves to be the sons and heirs of the land.~As