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 1 1 |            whence our friend here comes, I believe they would say
 2 1 |           Yes.~Athenian. And what comes third, and what fourth?
 3 1 |           if we can discover what comes fourth and fifth.~Megillus.
 4 1 |        discuss (for after courage comes temperance), what institutions
 5 1 |          coward, who, when danger comes, is sick and drunk with
 6 3 |         and especially that which comes first, and is the leader
 7 3 |    Fifthly, if I am not mistaken, comes the principle that the stronger
 8 3 |         with the moderation which comes of age, making the power
 9 3 |      Consequent upon this freedom comes the other freedom, of disobedience
10 4 |         capacity for improvement, comes oligarchy, which has the
11 4 |          are sacred to them. Next comes the honour of living parents,
12 4 |          flow out freely whatever comes in, and his art being imitative,
13 4 |        previous discussion, which comes into my mind in some mysterious
14 5 |          every one will perceive, comes the honour of the body in
15 5 | administer.~But, before all this, comes the following consideration:—
16 5 |          who are departed when he comes into the inheritance; but
17 5 |        and lowest of them: midway comes the interest of the body;
18 6 |          foreigner or citizen who comes to them, whether to give
19 6 |         not know that true repose comes from labour, and that disgraceful
20 7 |       that regard any freeman who comes in his way may punish him
21 7 |        anything wrong; and he who comes across him and does not
22 9 |        you. When any such thought comes into your mind, go and perform
23 9 |          magistrate whom he first comes across in the city, release
24 9 |       there is a borderland which comes in between, preventing them
25 9 |         the metic or stranger who comes to the rescue shall be called
26 9 |         who is not a metic, if he comes to the rescue, shall have
27 10|       that the body is second and comes afterwards, and is born
28 10|     before; and if any impediment comes in our way, I will take
29 11|        from the day on which this comes to pass, he shall take that
30 12|          of service when the army comes home; and the soldiers shall
31 12|         in all these cases, first comes the necessity of providing
32 12|           place, the stranger who comes from abroad should be received
33 12|       mention—the first is he who comes and stays throughout the
34 12|           is just a spectator who comes to see with his eyes and
35 12|        kind of stranger is he who comes on some public business
36 12|          of the laws, and his end comes in the order of nature.