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 1 1 |        I am seeking to prove: I maintain that the divine legislator
 2 1 |      other such matters. But we maintain that the right way of examining
 3 1 |   saying that you were ready to maintain such a doctrine.~Athenian.
 4 2 |   Athenian. Pleasure and pain I maintain to be the first perceptions
 5 3 |      these too hardly enough to maintain the shepherds who tended
 6 3 |      attributed to chance, as I maintain; the reason is rather the
 7 3 |        Very; good.~Athenian. We maintain, then, that a State which
 8 4 |       For the Achaeans will not maintain the battle, when the ships
 9 5 | territory must be sufficient to maintain a certain number of inhabitants
10 6 |        of the difficulty; for I maintain, Cleinias, that the Cnosians,
11 6 |         What is it?~Athenian. I maintain that this colony of ours
12 6 |         that court which, as we maintain, has been established in
13 6 |        to understand how he can maintain and amend the laws, he should
14 7 |        decide between us. For I maintain that the true life should
15 7 |       Athenian. And these, as I maintain, Cleinias, are the studies
16 7 |    these studies are such as we maintain we will include them; if
17 7 |    Megillus and Cleinias; and I maintain that our citizens and our
18 7 |        there were things, as we maintain, which are not to be defined,
19 8 |       of them, as I am ready to maintain quite seriously. Moreover,
20 8 |   wardens of the city labour to maintain this law, and if any citizen
21 9 |        and, if a person were to maintain that just men, even when
22 9 |        be said to injure. For I maintain, O my friends, that the
23 10|     reason, you appear to me to maintain, and I am disposed to agree
24 10|          in any man refusing to maintain the principles of them to
25 10|       this is true, do we still maintain that there is anything wanting
26 11|         in writing and strictly maintain what they find to be the
27 11|        let the law and the Gods maintain the common bonds of the