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 1 1 |    trifling matter, and to have taken a great many more words
 2 1 |        And the same view may be taken of the pastime of drinking
 3 1 |  character of a man, if care be taken in the use of it? What is
 4 2 |       This harmony of the soul, taken as a whole, is virtue; but
 5 2 |      precaution which has to be taken against the excitableness
 6 3 |      suppose this event to have taken place many ages after the
 7 3 |         royal brothers, and had taken the advice of oracles, and
 8 3 |         legislator to have then taken in order to avert this calamity?
 9 3 |   remedy at the time would have taken a much wiser head than ours.~
10 3 |        which we please, whether taken from the Cretan model or
11 4 |         whole cities which have taken flight when utterly conquered
12 5 |       are wronged. After having taken a survey of theirs and their
13 5 |       hand, special care may be taken to increase the number of
14 6 |          nineteen of them being taken from the settlers, and the
15 6 |      convey to them, care being taken that they may reach the
16 6 |   uninhabited, care ought to be taken of all the buildings, and
17 7 |        every possible care were taken that our nursling should
18 8 | inspectors and superintendents, taken from the guardians of the
19 9 |         a loud voice,—He who is taken in the act of robbing temples,
20 9 |      whether the thief may have taken much or little, and either
21 10|        you, that no one who had taken up in youth this opinion,
22 11|     city, if the occurrence has taken place in the city, or if
23 11|        or if the occurrence has taken place in the agora he shall
24 11|  praising of any goods, or oath taken about them. If a person
25 11|  although interest is not to be taken on loans, yet for every
26 11|      limit of human life, or if taken away before their time they
27 12|       above all, care should be taken not to destroy the peculiar
28 12|  without a girdle, having first taken an oath by the customary