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 1 2 |      not be hasty in forming a judgment: One way of considering
 2 2 |  carelessly to deliver a lying judgment, with the very same lips
 3 2 |        did certainly leave the judgment to the body of spectators,
 4 2 |       supposed to be the truer judgment—that of the inferior or
 5 3 |      sense of pleasure and the judgment of reason in the soul is,
 6 3 |      which determined and gave judgment, and punished the disobedient,
 7 3 |       never have dared to give judgment by noisy cries. And then,
 8 4 |    will be able to arrive at a judgment about any other laws—whether
 9 4 |    each case to be left to the judgment of the speaker or the musician,
10 6 |     that they may have a right judgment, and may be able to select
11 6 |        recognized. This is the judgment of Zeus; among men it avails
12 6 |      solo singers, and to give judgment on the competitors, and
13 6 |       brought the suit.~In the judgment of offences against the
14 6 |       to entreaties. The final judgment shall rest with that court
15 7 |       he finds agreeing in his judgment, he shall make use of and
16 8 |      very musical. And let the judgment of them rest with the instructor
17 8 |       not been approved by the judgment of the guardians of the
18 8 |    choosing according to their judgment, shall determine; at such
19 9 |     the judges who are to give judgment, and the manner of conducting
20 9 | homicides shall abide by their judgment. But if after they have
21 10|   wrongly counted happy in the judgment of men, and are celebrated
22 11|       the prize of virtue give judgment about them in accordance
23 12|        he who likes shall give judgment in his own branch of the
24 12|      their lives answer to the judgment formed of them. And these
25 12|        and let each one form a judgment of some things individually,
26 12|        over, should, after the judgment has been given, manifest
27 12|        that he ought to commit judgment to no man, but to the Gods
28 12|     judge who is about to give judgment shall take an oath, and
29 12|      not so far wrong in their judgment of who are bad and who are