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 1 1 |             Moreover, there is a victory and defeat—the first and
 2 1 |        the better citizens win a victory over the mob and over the
 3 1 |     justly praised, where such a victory is gained, or censured in
 4 1 |          the parties, and by the victory of the other, or that peace
 5 1 |       will, are best. Nor is the victory of the state over itself
 6 1 |     therefore we cannot say that victory or defeat in battle affords
 7 1 |         good leader—he will give victory in war to his followers,
 8 1 |        Education certainly gives victory, although victory sometimes
 9 1 |          gives victory, although victory sometimes produces forgetfulness
10 1 |         have grown insolent from victory in war, and this insolence
11 1 |    innumerable evils; and many a victory has been and will be suicidal
12 1 |      there which so surely gives victory and safety in war? For there
13 1 |        are two things which give victory—confidence before enemies,
14 2 |       poems, and would award the victory to him. But, who would really
15 2 | pleasures, designing to gain the victory over them in this way all
16 3 |    gained a seemingly impossible victory, and borne up by this hope,
17 5 |         the Olympic or any other victory of peace or war, desires
18 7 |         carries away the palm of victory. Now, ought we not to forbid
19 7 |       and snares, and not by the victory of a laborious spirit. Thus,
20 7 |        persons, and they get the victory over the animals by running
21 8 |      should distribute prizes of victory and valour to the competitors,
22 8 |  practised and to have prizes of victory; and those which are not
23 8 |     extent, in order to gain the victory—as in wrestling, the masters
24 8 |       pleasure for the sake of a victory in wrestling, running, and
25 8 |        the sake of a much nobler victory, which is the noblest of
26 8 |         songs?~Cleinias. Of what victory are you speaking?~Athenian.
27 8 |       speaking?~Athenian. Of the victory over pleasure, which if
28 10|          best manner procure the victory of good and the defeat of
29 10|        are bribed to give up the victory to other chariots?~Cleinias.
30 11|        and yet to have given the victory to him who wins the suit,
31 12|      attainment of salvation and victory in war. And we ought in
32 12|   present occasion. The crown of victory shall be an olive wreath
33 12|          shall give the prize of victory to him who is prevented,
34 12|      Does not the general aim at victory and superiority in war,
35 12|          a general who knows not victory, or any others who are ignorant