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 1 1 |       can well remember from the days of my boyhood, how, when
 2 1 |          that soon, and for many days afterwards, he will be in
 3 2 |       prescribed for them in the days of their youth, viz., the
 4 3 |      also have died out in those days, and for many reasons.~Cleinias.
 5 3 |         increase. Hence in those days mankind were not very poor;
 6 3 |         to have existed in their days, for they had no letters
 7 3 |    prestige; the people of those days fearing the united Assyrian
 8 3 |      with which the men of those days framed the constitutions
 9 3 |         the multitude, as in our days, nor in applause and clapping
10 4 |          selecting the place; in days of old, there was a migration
11 4 |      cruel tribute; and in those days they had no ships of war
12 4 |        times of Troy; in our own days there is nothing of the
13 4 |         happy life of mankind in days when all things were spontaneous
14 4 |      said to have existed in the days of Cronos, and, as far as
15 4 |          upon him of old, in the days of his infancy, and which
16 4 |           and we shall spend our days for the most part in good
17 6 |          of not less than thirty days. The tablets which are judged
18 6 |      their parents. But in early days the child, as in a family,
19 6 |        and honourable men in the days of his youth. Furthermore,
20 6 |     office, and more than thirty days before his term of office
21 6 |      another guardian within ten days, or be fined a drachma a
22 6 |         with blood. For in those days men are said to have lived
23 7 |          of the arrangements of; days in periods of months, and
24 7 |      things long ago, nor in the days of my youth, and yet I can
25 8 |       learning to fight for many days before, and exercising ourselves
26 8 |     arranged when the months and days and years have been appointed
27 8 |         which existed before the days of Laius, and denounce these
28 11| determine the cause within three days.~Any one who is of sound
29 11|        the expiration. of thirty days from the day on which this
30 11|          the city, within thirty days, or, if the property have
31 11|       remain in the city for ten days, and the purchaser shall
32 11|         for the remainder of his days. And if a man and his wife
33 12|         for the remainder of his days, but shall live for ever
34 12|       reasonable belief in those days, because most men were the
35 12|        to guard them during five days; and if the master of the
36 12|       five men completed in five days; nor shall the stone which
37 12|      without soul. Even in those days men wondered about them,