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 1 1 |    the order of the argument: Seeing that every individual is
 2 1 |      gently questioning them, seeing that both we and they are
 3 1 |    was; and I am ready still, seeing that you have both declared
 4 3 |      all the more desirous of seeing one another; but then the
 5 3 |      who watched over Sparta, seeing into the future, gave you
 6 3 |     was said with the view of seeing how a state might be best
 7 4 |       surely no difficulty in seeing, Cleinias, what is in accordance
 8 4 |     city with him. Wherefore, seeing that human things are thus
 9 5 |      trouble and danger. But, seeing that we are now only discoursing
10 5 | belong to the whole city; and seeing that the earth is their
11 5 |  having all things equal; but seeing that this is not possible,
12 5 |     which they include, or in seeing the other numbers which
13 6 |     shall be the arrangement? Seeing that the whole city and
14 6 | maidens shall dance together, seeing one another and being seen
15 6 |  speaking of Zeus, says:~ Far–seeing Zeus takes away half the
16 6 |    our own country, Stranger, seeing that there are, such differences
17 7 |    they are merely plays, not seeing that the most serious and
18 7 |   having no rhythm or harmony—seeing how dangerous are the writings
19 8 |       ordinance about it. But seeing that divine aid is not to
20 8 |       described as the third. Seeing then that there are these
21 8 |     There is no difficulty in seeing that such a law is possible,
22 9 |       manner disgraceful. Yet seeing that we are not like the
23 9 |   only differences in thefts:—seeing, then, that they are of
24 9 |       of kin to the deceased, seeing all that has happened, shall
25 10|   which we possess.~Athenian. Seeing you thus in earnest, I would
26 10|     existence of the Gods—but seeing that they are spread far
27 10|      is greater difficulty in seeing and hearing the small than
28 10|     the evil to harm them—he, seeing all this, contrived so to
29 11|    long indeed, but true; and seeing that they are so many and
30 12|       proper about examiners, seeing that some of our magistrates
31 12| greatest possible injury; but seeing that most cities are the
32 12|     There is no difficulty in seeing in what way the two differ