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 1 1 |         engendered in them innumerable evils; and many a victory has
 2 2 | misapprehension on your part. For when evils are far gone and irremediable,
 3 2 |                health, the greatest of evils. For in truth, to have sight,
 4 2 |            fortune, is the greatest of evils, if life be immortal; but
 5 2 |             For I plainly declare that evils as they are termed are goods
 6 2 |                to the unjust, and only evils to the just, and that goods
 7 2 |              and none of the so–called evils which counter–balance these
 8 3 |              leading a life of endless evils. But why have I said all
 9 4 |             ruler, have no escape from evils and toils. Still we must
10 5 |                 and the many and great evils which befell him in consequence,
11 5 |                possess the greatest of evils, and least of all in the
12 5 |               continue the greatest of evils. The unrighteous and vicious
13 5 |          gentle and passionate.~Of all evils the greatest is one which
14 5 |               lessen, and that present evils he will change for the better;
15 5 |              are the opposite of these evils, he will not doubt that
16 5 |               productive of both these evils. Now the legislator should
17 7 |            exercise the source endless evils in the body?~Cleinias. Yes.~
18 7 |             now called the greatest of evils to states. Changes in bodily
19 7 |           fashions are no such serious evils, but frequent changes in
20 7 |            manners are the greatest of evils, and require the utmost
21 8 |             chief causes of almost all evils, and of the evils of which
22 8 |           almost all evils, and of the evils of which I have been speaking
23 8 |                 from which innumerable evils have come upon individuals
24 9 |          temples of the Gods who avert evils, go to the society of those
25 9 |               him will be the least of evils; and his example will benefit
26 9 |            soul will at last fill with evils both him and the whole city.
27 10|            source of all the aforesaid evils. The greatest of them are
28 10|              of many goods and also of evils, and of more evils than
29 10|             also of evils, and of more evils than goods, there is, as
30 11|            sort of practices, and foul evils they are, which cast a reproach
31 11|               be devising a remedy for evils of this nature. There is
32 11|             but to most of them attach evils which are fated to corrupt