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 1 1 |       pains and pleasures and desires, and the vehemence of all
 2 1 |    and pains, or also against desires and pleasures, and against
 3 3 |     and chief part of what he desires.~Megillus. He would.~Athenian.
 4 3 |       the opposite of what he desires. And if you would rather
 5 4 | rebuking Agamemnon because he desires to draw down the ships to
 6 4 |     does for a state which he desires to be eminently prosperous;
 7 4 |     eager after pleasures and desires—wanting to be filled with
 8 5 |      victory of peace or war, desires to win the palm of obedience
 9 5 |       Pleasures and pains and desires are a part of human nature,
10 5 |  gentle pleasures, and placid desires and loves not insane; whereas
11 5 |     and vehement and stinging desires, and loves utterly insane;
12 5 |       the increase of a man’s desires and not the diminution of
13 5 |      that the true legislator desires to have the city the best
14 6 | legislator similar? First, he desires that his laws should be
15 6 |       disorderly, and diverse desires of meats and drinks always,
16 6 |   depend upon three wants and desires, of which the end is virtue,
17 7 |       pleasures and pains and desires of individuals, which run
18 7 |   want to know what an infant desires, judge by these signs?—when
19 7 |       male or female, whom he desires; and he will know whom he
20 8 |        will they abstain from desires which thrust many a man
21 8 |       better of most of these desires; the prohibition of excessive
22 8 | regulating influence upon the desires in general. But how can
23 8 |  possessed by this third love desires; moreover, he is drawn different
24 8 |  which is of virtue and which desires the beloved youth to be
25 8 |    extending to other sensual desires, and conquering them, would
26 8 |       which arises out of the desires, whether rightly or wrongly
27 8 |   passing along the road, and desires to eat, let him take of
28 9 |      pain, and jealousies and desires, tyrannize over the soul,
29 9 |   consisting of pleasures and desires, and a third of hopes, which
30 9 |   influence of pleasures, and desires, and jealousies.~Cleinias.
31 9 |      of wealth breeds endless desires of never–to–be–satisfied
32 9 |       done something which he desires that no one should know
33 10|      he is by the bent of his desires and the nature of his soul.~
34 11|    when assailed by wants and desires, are able to hold out and
35 11|      the very opposite: their desires are unbounded, and when
36 12|       one either young or old desires to travel anywhere abroad
37 12|     perfectly to show him who desires to learn and know or whose