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 1 1 |        state over itself to be regarded as a really good thing,
 2 1 |    define courage? Is it to be regarded only as a combat against
 3 1 | Whether such matters are to be regarded jestingly or seriously,
 4 1 |      drank of this the more he regarded himself at every draught
 5 2 |     movement of the body, when regarded as an amusement, we termed
 6 3 |       And what, then, is to be regarded as the origin of government?
 7 3 |       attack us, or would have regarded Hellas as a power to be
 8 4 |    were good; but in that they regarded a part only, and not the
 9 4 |     what I have been saying be regarded as a kind of sacred legend
10 4 |     nor is length at all to be regarded. Of the two forms of law
11 4 |     ought to be, and never is, regarded in our existing laws.~Cleinias.
12 5 |        opposites of these when regarded as objects of choice, in
13 5 |    pain in life, this is to be regarded by us as the balanced life;
14 5 |        the lives of men may be regarded by us as bound up in these,
15 5 |      about money, when rightly regarded, is the third and lowest
16 6 |       courts of justice may be regarded as a choice of magistrates,
17 6 |   magistrates, and this may be regarded as a sufficient termination
18 6 |        every portion should be regarded by us as a sacred gift of
19 6 |         and the places will be regarded as most holy, partly because
20 6 |    about women may not only be regarded as a neglect of half the
21 7 |         or the reverse, may be regarded as having much to do with
22 7 |        and the pupils shall be regarded as belonging to the state
23 7 |        Athenian. They shall be regarded as pledges which may be
24 8 |        meals of women would be regarded as unnatural and impossible.
25 9 |       cases of this sort be so regarded.~And now let us say in what
26 9 |   consideration, but should be regarded as a murderer and be tried
27 9 |      in self defence, shall be regarded as rude and ill–mannered
28 10|        neglected the small and regarded only the great;—as the builders
29 11|   immovables,” and this may be regarded as one of them. And we shall
30 11|    true, if they are not to be regarded as utter fools. But if these
31 12|     are to look, whether to be regarded as one, or as a whole, or