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 1 1 |        closely:—And first I will put forward Tyrtaeus, an Athenian
 2 1 |          right.~Athenian. Let me put the matter thus:—Suppose
 3 1 |      chorus—when the question is put in that form, we cannot
 4 2 |          to be having characters put before them better than
 5 2 |       which I should not like to put into the mouth of the Gods.
 6 2 |        understand me better if I put the matter in another way.~
 7 3 |         and Cleinias, how can we put to the proof the value of
 8 4 |     Artemisium—for I may as well put them both together—made
 9 6 |          give information, or to put one of those questions,
10 6 |          the matter, let a third put an end to the suit.~Now
11 7 |        is not easy, Stranger, to put aside these principles of
12 7 | hesitation in assenting when you put the matter thus.~Athenian.
13 8 |    instead of cestuses we should put on boxing gloves, that the
14 8 |       way or manner the Gods may put into men’s minds the distribution
15 9 |        again, and in like manner put their questions and go through
16 9 |         power; and so they shall put an end to the suit.~Next,
17 9 |       and order, might justly be put to death, and we were proceeding
18 9 |        be under an obligation to put him to death, but this may
19 9 |       magistrates, that they may put him to death. And let the
20 9 |       and if he survive, let him put him to death. And if any
21 9 |         if he return he shall be put to death. And if any freeman
22 9 |       and he receiving him shall put him in chains, and inflict
23 10|      always at rest; they can be put to the test at any future
24 10|          agree.~Athenian. Or, to put the question in another
25 10|     stage of the argument let us put a question.~Cleinias. What
26 11|     father shall be permitted to put away his son, but not otherwise.
27 11|          to adopt the son who is put away, no law shall hinder
28 11|        lives. And if he has been put away, and in a period of
29 12|     informed than all the, poets put together. Happy is he and
30 12|          temples, and no one has put in a claim to them, and
31 12|         which answers have to be put in and parties are to appear—
32 12|      things honourable should be put away from him.~Athenian.