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 1 2 |      is incapable of enduring serious training, they are called
 2 3 |  second capture of Troy was a serious offence against them, because
 3 6 |       Athenian. The matter is serious, and excuses will not serve
 4 6 | amusement, but they will be a serious employment too; for the
 5 6 |    You mean, I suppose, their serious and noble pursuit?~Athenian.
 6 6 |      a mistake, and with this serious purpose let games be instituted
 7 7 |      not seeing that the most serious and detrimental consequences
 8 7 |   bodily fashions are no such serious evils, but frequent changes
 9 7 |    Athenian. I say that about serious matters a man should be
10 7 |       matters a man should be serious, and about a matter which
11 7 |   about a matter which is not serious he should not be, serious;
12 7 |     serious he should not be, serious; and that God is the natural
13 7 |     worthy object of our most serious and blessed endeavours,
14 7 | present they think that their serious suits should be for the
15 7 |   sports, for they deem war a serious. pursuit, which must be
16 7 |   deemed by us to be the most serious of our pursuits. And therefore,
17 7 |      of measures—some who are serious, others who aim only at
18 7 |  further subdivisions. Of the serious, one kind is of those engaged
19 7 |       which these afford. For serious things cannot be understood
20 7 |      he should never take any serious interest in them himself,
21 7 |    comedy. And, if any of the serious poets, as they are termed,
22 7 |  mankind, or able to take any serious thought or charge of them.
23 9 |    spare time hear and take a serious interest in listening to
24 9 |     that then there is a very serious evil, which affects the
25 9 |      omission shall be a most serious charge.~If a slave strike
26 10|       other arts which have a serious purpose, and these co–operate
27 10|       their impiety is a very serious matter; they not only make
28 11|    orphans, the law speaks in serious accents, both of persuasion
29 11|      in jest; in anger and in serious earnest they shall not be
30 12|    power the greater and more serious evil from the lesser. And