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 1 1 | opposite ways, and to opposite actions; and herein lies the difference
 2 2 |   manners occurring in various actions, fortunes, dispositions—
 3 3 |         since they proclaim by actions that the ordinary distinctions
 4 3 |      may properly speak of the actions of that day. And I would
 5 4 |    praising and rewarding some actions and reproving others, and
 6 5 |     accomplish this. As to the actions of those who do evil, but
 7 6 |     than is fitting in all his actions, ought to desire to become
 8 6 |       is all abroad in all his actions, and beside himself both
 9 6 |      regard to the natures and actions of his slaves is undefiled
10 7 |    souls or bodies, or for the actions which they perform. For
11 8 |       state, creators of noble actions—let their poems be sung,
12 8 |        one takes notice of his actions before the judges at the
13 9 |      of unholy and treasonable actions, and to him who hearkens
14 9 |        just men and things and actions, are all fair, and, if a
15 9 |       the correlatives of just actions.~Cleinias. And what is the
16 9 |   respect these two classes of actions differ from one another?
17 9 |       whatsoever, two kinds of actions have been distinguished—
18 9 |        now get five sources of actions; and for these five we will
19 9 | Athenian. There is one kind of actions done by violence and in
20 9 |       day, and another kind of actions which are done in darkness
21 9 |   passion, in the case of such actions we must begin by making
22 9 |     informed themselves of the actions of the criminals, and they
23 9 |        And we were saying that actions done from passion are of
24 10|       they will not make their actions conform to the copy which
25 10|        and primitive works and actions will be works of art; they
26 10|     When the king saw that our actions had life, and that there
27 10|     become happy; and in their actions, as in a mirror, you seemed
28 10|    secret performance of these actions—by raising temples and by
29 11|      purity in their religious actions. But if a man will not conform
30 11|   punishments are to be of all actions of theft and violence, and
31 12|      and sense, and in all her actions will proceed by mere chance.~
32 12|   learn and know or whose evil actions require to be punished and