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 1 1 |        supposing this to be your meaning?~Cleinias. Certainly; and
 2 1 |        now quite understand your meaning when you say that citizens
 3 1 |      their name is, provided the meaning is clear.~Megillus. Then
 4 1 |         me quite to have hit the meaning of the legislator, and to
 5 1 |      find a way of explaining my meaning, and you shall try to have
 6 1 |        Then let us not leave the meaning of education ambiguous or
 7 1 |          have been lost, and the meaning of the expression “superior
 8 1 |          endeavour to explain my meaning more clearly: what I am
 9 1 |    suppose that he will say, Yes—meaning that wine is such a potion.~
10 2 |        what is the character and meaning of the piece, and what it
11 2 |       difficult to recognize the meaning of the harmony and rhythm,
12 3 |      Cleinias. I understand your meaning, and you are quite right.~
13 3 |         more than the whole? His meaning was, that when to take the
14 4 |      that you must understand my meaning.~Cleinias. Certainly.~Athenian.
15 4 |      democracy: is not that your meaning?~Athenian. Not so; I mean
16 4 |         houses according to law, meaning by the very term “law,”
17 6 |     elicited a question about my meaning from you. It was this:—We
18 7 |          or indeed as having any meaning whatever and may, I think,
19 7 |        rather I will show you my meaning by a question, and do you
20 7 |         explain to us your whole meaning, and we, on our part, will
21 7 |   difficulty in understanding my meaning, but not a very great one,
22 7 |   example which will clear up my meaning, and will be a sort of witness
23 8 |       not as yet understand your meaning.~Athenian. Very likely;
24 9 | involuntary, or we must show the meaning and truth of this statement.~
25 10|          and examine what is the meaning of them and their disciples.~
26 10|      Athenian. I will explain my meaning still more clearly. They
27 10|     conjecture of ours about his meaning, but is what he really means.~
28 10|           You have understood my meaning right well, Cleinias, and
29 12|          endeavour to explain my meaning by an ancient tale:—If Patroclus
30 12|      otherwise there would be no meaning the divine and admirable
31 12|        stated they would have no meaning.~Cleinias. What then are