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 1 1 |      that you should pursue the subject. And I want to know the
 2 1 |       which is a very important subject, and will seriously task
 3 1 |   satisfactory treatment of the subject, and music again runs up
 4 1 |       if I can, to clear up the subject a little further by an illustration
 5 2 |         Athenian. Then half the subject may now be considered to
 6 2 |       and how do you divide the subject?~Athenian. The whole choral
 7 2 |     intelligibly to you about a subject with which both of you are
 8 2 |  Athenian. And one part of this subject has been already discussed
 9 3 |    digressing from the original subject of laws into music and drinking–
10 3 |      that we must consider this subject?~Megillus. Certainly.~Athenian.
11 3 | glorious confederacy? Here is a subject well worthy of consideration.~
12 3 |        lot goes away and is the subject; and this we affirm to be
13 3 |     just as nations who are now subject to the Persian power, owing
14 3 |      will tend to elucidate our subject.~Athenian. Hear, then:—There
15 3 |          has a bearing upon our subject.~Athenian. I imagine that
16 4 | therefore I have introduced the subject.~Cleinias. Most appropriately;
17 4 |       state in which the law is subject and has no authority, I
18 4 |        us bring the rest of the subject into the light of day?~Cleinias.
19 5 |   always to be preferred to the subject. Wherefore I am right in
20 5 |    knows and does not inform be subject to curse and dishonour equally
21 5 |    accordingly. Some places are subject to strange and fatal influences
22 6 |         every point of view the subject of law.~Cleinias. True.~
23 7 |        and yet may be thought a subject fitted rather for precept
24 7 |       the consideration of this subject, let us remember what is
25 7 |       strange discussion on the subject of law has arisen, which
26 7 |   decide when we have given the subject sufficient consideration.
27 7 |       habitual ignorance of the subject: there is no reason why
28 8 |         and the ruler fears the subject, and will not, if he can
29 8 |       leisure, and they are not subject to one another, and will,
30 8 |     clearly. When I came to the subject of education, I beheld young
31 9 |        self–defence, let him be subject to the same law as he who
32 9 |  without impiety, be deemed the subject or slave of any man, but
33 11|     characters of young men are subject to many changes in the course
34 12|        or of the beasts who are subject to man. I may add that all
35 12|    which the want will make the subject of laws dark and uncertain
36 12|     mean. Let us distribute the subject questions and answers.~Cleinias.