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 1 2 |     traditional forms and invent new ones. To this day, no alteration
 2 2 |    arises out of pleasure in the new and weariness of the old,
 3 3 |       exiles came again, under a new name, no longer Achaeans,
 4 3 |        would promise us that our new enquiry about legislation
 5 3 |    legislator attempts to make a new settlement of such matters,
 6 4 |       more disposed to listen to new laws; but then, to make
 7 5 |        being a despot, sets up a new government and laws, even
 8 5 |          to be the founders of a new state as yet free from enmity—
 9 5 |     legislator is establishing a new state or restoring an old
10 5 |          are going to colonize a new country.~Cleinias. Your
11 6 |       have offered to settle the new state on behalf of the people
12 6 |          become a citizen of the new state; and if you and they
13 6 |      Megillus take a part in our new city?~Athenian. O, Cleinias,
14 6 |          of the way in which the new citizens may be best managed
15 6 |       shown by their care of the new city; and there is a similar
16 6 |       shall return home, and the new city do the best she can
17 6 | according to this rule order the new city which is now being
18 6 |  probable at the foundation of a new city, priests and priestesses
19 6 |          longer period, when the new year is about to commence,
20 6 |         on the beginning of your new discourse to the end of
21 6 |      shall establish and use the new laws with the others which
22 6 |         Athenian. The city being new and hitherto uninhabited,
23 7 |       ought to bind together the new state in every possible
24 7 |         he who devises something new and out of the way in figures
25 7 |   dishonoured among them and the new to be honoured. And I affirm
26 7 |       become habituated to their new food. A similar principle
27 7 |         even desiring to imitate new modes either in dance or
28 9 |      accordingly. But shall this new word of ours, like an oracle
29 11|  separation, should choose their new partners with a view to
30 12|        to extend for ever, and a new mound will not be required.
31 12|  necessary, for the order of our new state, considering and correcting
32 12|       What do you mean, and what new thing is this?~Athenian.