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 1 1 |         not conceive each of us living beings to be a puppet of
 2 3 |      Would not many generations living on in a simple manner, although
 3 4 |        Next comes the honour of living parents, to whom, as is
 4 4 |       the dead. Doing this, and living after this manner, we shall
 5 4 |         gods, and about parents living or dead; and now you would
 6 5 |          happy are the men who, living after this manner, dwell
 7 5 |         the family, as well the living members of it as those who
 8 5 |       offence at such a mode of living together, and will endure
 9 6 |         but abstaining from all living things.~Cleinias. Such has
10 6 |        And near to them let the living members of the phratria
11 7 |        the first shoot of every living thing is by far the greatest
12 7 |        what is the right way of living? Are we to live in sports
13 7 |     were seen in regular order? Living as they do, they would never
14 7 |       return sufficient for men living temperately; who, moreover,
15 7 |       very well off. And to men living under this second polity
16 8 |          or, again, if some one living on the higher ground recklessly
17 8 |       have one art, and get his living by that. Let the wardens
18 9 |    nurture and education of the living soul of man, having which,
19 10|      the soul of any other body living or dead; and yet there is
20 10|      are Gods, whether they are living beings and reside in bodies,
21 10|   willing and able to cure some living thing as a whole—how will
22 10|        for example, he formed a living element of water out of
23 10|      have been no generation of living beings); and when he observed
24 10|       what is termed disease in living bodies or pestilence in
25 10|        conjure the souls of the living and say that they can conjure
26 11|      the laws and habits of the living and to their own previous
27 11|  prelude and consolation to the living and dying, Cleinias, and
28 11|       any maiden has no kindred living in the city, and there is
29 11|      also fear the souls of the living who are aged and high in
30 11|         yet we imagine that the living Gods have a good will and
31 11|         lifeless image. For the living, when they are honoured
32 12|         hurt as possible to the living. No man, living or dead,
33 12| possible to the living. No man, living or dead, shall deprive the
34 12|         dead, shall deprive the living of the sustenance which
35 12|       after he is dead. But the living—he should be helped by all
36 12|       the preservation of every living thing.~Cleinias. How is