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 1 1 |         but in general they were utterly wrong.~Cleinias. What do
 2 1 |       the most courageous of men utterly lost his presence of mind
 3 3 |        and on the sea–coast were utterly destroyed at that time.~
 4 3 |        other sort of wisdom have utterly disappeared?~Cleinias. Why,
 5 3 |      saviour of the state: he is utterly ignorant of political wisdom.
 6 3 |          greatest ignorance, and utterly overthrew the whole empire
 7 3 |       and the two others were so utterly good for nothing that the
 8 4 |     which have taken flight when utterly conquered by a superior
 9 4 |       cannot but approve, and is utterly destroyed, and his family
10 5 |      stinging desires, and loves utterly insane; and in the temperate
11 5 |          indeed in some cases be utterly bad, but, as I was saying,
12 5 |           On the other hand, the utterly bad is in general profligate,
13 6 |        man ought to show that he utterly disregards. And if at last
14 6 |         the soul of the slave is utterly corrupt, and that no man
15 6 |         their minds—some of them utterly distrust their servants,
16 6 |          can any one avoid being utterly ridiculous, who attempts
17 7 |    unsuitable, they shall either utterly throw aside, or examine
18 8 |      action, holy, or unholy and utterly base, if only like a beast
19 9 |   grounds from murders which are utterly abominable. For the myth,
20 10|    another state it is destroyed utterly. Have we not mentioned all
21 10|  originally addressed to him who utterly denied the existence of
22 10| sacrifices and prayers, and will utterly overthrow individuals and
23 11|     where the natures of men are utterly bad; for where only half
24 11|       who see him corrected, may utterly hate injustice, or at any
25 11|   whether slave or freeman, were utterly forsaken and fell into the
26 12|   rightly, and very many who are utterly depraved form correct notions