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 1 1 |      because you go back to first principles you have thrown a light
 2 1 |           considering the natural principles of right and wrong in laws.~
 3 1 |           nature, without correct principles of music; these are necessary
 4 1 |          in vanquishing the other principles. And thus the moral of the
 5 2 |         to be, or having the same principles, that they are never the
 6 2 |          one another:—Are not the principles of education and music which
 7 2 |    Athenian. Then, if such be our principles, we must assert that imitation
 8 3 |           always have the noblest principles; in it there is no insolence
 9 3 |        Athenian. And what are the principles on which men rule and obey
10 3 |          you see, legislator, the principles of government, how many
11 3 |           not in harmony with the principles which they had agreed to
12 3 |     understanding;—these were our principles, were they not?~Megillus.
13 4 |        this is one of those false principles of government to which we
14 4 |         And there were many other principles, if you remember, and they
15 4 |           if you please, with the principles which we have been laying
16 5 |           or interest. That these principles are best, any one may see
17 6 |            These are our original principles; and do you now, fixing
18 6 |         master by the three great principles of fear and law and right
19 7 |      Stranger, to put aside these principles of gymnastic and wrestling
20 7 |      shall lay down as one of our principles of song—~Cleinias. What?~
21 7 |         three years; for opposite principles are confusing, and create
22 7 |           education attend to the principles concerning music which we
23 7 | strengthen these no less than the principles of law which are sanctioned
24 8 |          in doubt between the two principles; the one exhorting him to
25 8 |     second notion of right. Three principles will comprehend all those
26 9 |    enacted would seem to announce principles directly opposed to what
27 9 |          never remain firm in his principles or persist in regarding
28 10|        thing by law, and that the principles of justice have no existence
29 10|          refusing to maintain the principles of them to the utmost of
30 10|      which of the above–mentioned principles of motion would first spring
31 10|          must act from one of two principles.~Cleinias. What are they?~
32 11|         were managed on incorrupt principles, they would be honoured
33 12|           does not know these two principles—that the soul is the eldest