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 1 2 |        bad characters, whom he likes and approves rather than
 2 2 |       is made that any one who likes may enter the lists, and
 3 2 |     his whole life whatever he likes, still, if he be unrighteous
 4 2 |     because somebody thinks or likes something, but they are
 5 2 |    amusement only, and whoever likes may drink whenever he likes,
 6 2 |    likes may drink whenever he likes, and with whom he likes,
 7 2 |        likes, and with whom he likes, and add to this any other
 8 3 | Athenian. And every man surely likes his own laws best, and the
 9 4 |  invitation to any Hellene who likes to come. And yet I observe
10 5 |       this our law any one who likes may inform against him and
11 6 |     which every one may, if he likes, vote, and the three first
12 6 |       the city any one whom he likes out of the highest class,
13 6 |       citizen. Let any one who likes go to the assembly and to
14 7 |     against him by any one who likes.~Cleinias. Very good.~Athenian.
15 8 |       divert their course: who likes may draw water from the
16 8 |     pluck them how and when he likes; but if he take them from
17 8 | servants. Let any stranger who likes buy fuel from day to day
18 8 |        the metics. Any one who likes may come and be a metic
19 8 | conditions; a foreigner, if he likes, and is able to settle,
20 9 |   dwelling in the city, he who likes shall prosecute the cause
21 11|     contributions, any man who likes may go about collecting
22 11|        his race by any one who likes, before those who have been
23 11|     against him by any one who likes. And if a slave inform,
24 11|      advocate, let any one who likes indict him for malpractices
25 12|   prizes of valour; and he who likes shall give judgment in his
26 12|  temple of any war–god whom he likes, adding an inscription for
27 12|        appoint any one whom he likes to guard them during five
28 12|        bring what offerings he likes, provided it be a single