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 1 1 |        every good (and then he gives a whole list of them), if
 2 1 |      good. Education certainly gives victory, although victory
 3 1 |       is there which so surely gives victory and safety in war?
 4 2 |        winner of the palm, who gives us the greatest amount of
 5 2 |     saying, bear the palm, who gives most mirth to the greatest
 6 2 |        is to bear the palm who gives the most pleasure to the
 7 2 |     persuaded to do that which gives him more pain than pleasure.
 8 2 |        raging and foaming, and gives him a groom to attend to
 9 2 |        him down privately, and gives him the qualities in education
10 2 |      qualities which the truth gives to it.~Cleinias. Exactly.~
11 3 |       mountains, and every one gives law to his wife and children,
12 3 |      Athenian. That if any one gives too great a power to anything,
13 5 |       legislator approves, but gives way before them, then, by
14 5 |      case. This the legislator gives as a measure, and he will
15 6 | individuals and states. For it gives to the greater more, and
16 6 |        men that he who neither gives nor receives a dowry on
17 6 |      he who will not obey, and gives or receives more than fifty
18 6 |     all things; he, I say, who gives up the control of their
19 7 |      or composer of the melody gives another—also when they make
20 8 |  bidding good–bye to these, he gives laws to husbandmen and shepherds
21 8 |       to the other; and he who gives credit must be satisfied,
22 9 |        not indict him, when he gives in his account this omission
23 10|      to the copy which the law gives them, then he who refuses
24 10|       his back upon labour and gives no thought to smaller and
25 11|       and if he be a slave who gives information, let him be
26 11|     understanding that the law gives no protection in cases of
27 11|     understanding that the law gives no protection in such cases.
28 11|     welcome resting–place, and gives them peace and calm when
29 11|        reverencing the God who gives him the means of life, but
30 11|     undertakes a work, the law gives him the same advice which
31 11|       tire of praising him who gives them those honours which
32 11|       may think fit; and if he gives any of his children to be
33 11|        him not be blamed if he gives all the rest to his adopted
34 11|    pardon the legislator if he gives them in marriage, he have
35 12|  soldiers; and the officer who gives the coward any place, shall
36 12|    motion attaining generation gives perpetual existence; the