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 1 1 |      what may or may not be the proper or customary way of speaking,
 2 1 |        the consideration of the proper funeral rites and honours
 3 2 |        the theatre, but, in his proper place, as their instructor,
 4 2 |      hand of the artist all his proper parts and colours and shapes,
 5 2 |       that they know what is in proper harmony and rhythm, and
 6 2 |        not yet acquired his own proper sense, he rages and roars
 7 3 |      preserved; for they had no proper experience in legislation,
 8 5 |        woof is softer and has a proper degree of elasticity;—in
 9 5 | enquiries, and indicate what is proper for each one in the way
10 6 |         military service at the proper ages when they were severally
11 6 |      the next place, it will be proper to appoint directors of
12 6 |       nevertheless, he requires proper instruction and a fortunate
13 6 |       acquisition of the virtue proper to a man, whether this was
14 6 |      and being seen naked, at a proper age, and on a suitable occasion,
15 6 |         things, if it meet with proper respect from each individual.
16 6 |         institution is good and proper; but if you had rather not,
17 6 |         down the laws which are proper or suited to them.~Cleinias.
18 6 |    dispute arises about what is proper and for the interest of
19 7 |      have been born, it will be proper for us to consider, in the
20 7 |        not rapid growth without proper and abundant exercise the
21 7 |         of the body, giving the proper flexion and extension to
22 7 |       Athenian. Then it will be proper to have hymns and praises
23 7 |       may freely select what is proper and suitable; and they shall
24 7 |       must assign to them their proper melodies and rhythms. It
25 7 |      the age of thirteen is the proper time for him to begin to
26 7 |      the end, which will be the proper place; not to know what
27 8 |      when they have reached the proper time of life are coupled,
28 8 |      the law shall make fit and proper laws about them. But let
29 8 |      the country, the right and proper way seems to be nearly that
30 8 |      and this will be the order proper for men like them. There
31 9 |         so assign to them their proper place in the series of our
32 10|      Megillus. There is no more proper champion of them.~Athenian.
33 10|         assigning to them their proper portion.~Cleinias. In what
34 11|      too fond of saying that at proper times and places the practice
35 12|        punishment would be more proper than that the man who throws
36 12|        What regulations will be proper about examiners, seeing
37 12|        of a dead body, is not a proper offering; brass and iron,