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 1 1 | observation to a ruler or to an equal in years when no young man
 2 1 |       out to have any advantage equal in importance to that of
 3 2 |    Cleinias. Yes.~Athenian. But equal proportions, whether of
 4 2 |        of all equality, for the equal is not equal or the symmetrical
 5 2 |  equality, for the equal is not equal or the symmetrical symmetrical,
 6 3 |        your twenty–eight elders equal with that of the kings in
 7 4 |    thing which may be said with equal truth of all of them.~Cleinias.
 8 4 |      tyrant, he rushes off with equal assurance to some other
 9 5 |         do not wish for; and an equal balance of either we cannot
10 5 |      great difficulty about the equal preservation of the 5040
11 5 |        colony having all things equal; but seeing that this is
12 5 |      delinquent shall pay a sum equal to the excess out of his
13 5 |  possible, so as to form twelve equal parts; and there shall be
14 6 |       they are declared to have equal privileges. For to unequals
15 6 |         use the words, “just,” “equal,” in a secondary sense,
16 6 |    twelve as nearly as possible equal parts, and let the tribe
17 6 |    damages to the injured party equal to half the injury; but
18 6 |         but if other things are equal, always to honour inferiors,
19 7 |         rest of the city may be equal to the task; and, on the
20 8 |     virtue to the like, and the equal to the equal; dear also,
21 8 |      like, and the equal to the equal; dear also, though unlike,
22 8 |      the distribution to all be equal and alike, and let every
23 9 |        to continue the same and equal.~Touching the exaction of
24 9 |       the combatants, nor their equal in age, shall separate them,
25 9 |        to law; but if he be the equal in age of the person who
26 10|   capable of being divided into equal parts; when thus divided,
27 10|       number divisible into two equal parts”?~Cleinias. True.~
28 10|       which is divided into two equal parts.~Cleinias. Quite true.~
29 12|      And if two persons have an equal number of votes, and thus
30 12|      two out of the three, have equal votes, let them commit the
31 12|      matters he who would be an equal judge, shall justly look,
32 12|      Are all our citizens to be equal in acquirements, or shall
33 12|   Cleinias. That they should be equal, my; good, sir, is impossible.~