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 1 1 |    greater, has neither. Of the lesser goods the first is health,
 2 1 |        pleasure; there are some lesser provisions, however, which
 3 1 |         conquer and enslave the lesser, as the Syracusans have
 4 3 |  habitations grew up out of the lesser original ones, each of the
 5 3 |      original ones, each of the lesser ones would survive in the
 6 6 |        temples, and two for the lesser, and one for the least of
 7 6 |   greater amount, or in case of lesser, if they refuse to submit,
 8 7 | concords and harmonies in which lesser and greater intervals, slow
 9 7 |      may be subdivided into two lesser classes, of which one is
10 7 |      larger and sometimes for a lesser number of persons; and they
11 8 |     that soldiers shall perform lesser exercises without arms every
12 8 |   exercises, greater as well as lesser, as often as every month;
13 8 |        shall decide, and in the lesser cases the commanders: or,
14 8 |       an aged legislator. These lesser matters, as they indeed
15 8 |     shall subdivide into twelve lesser divisions, among the twelve
16 10|       nature and of chance, the lesser of art, which, receiving
17 10|   moulds and fashions all those lesser works which are generally
18 10|       and fail of attaining the lesser? Suppose that we three have
19 10|        round the larger and the lesser circle at the same time
20 10|        proportion to larger and lesser circles. “Very true.” And
21 10|         neglect the lighter and lesser concerns of the universe,
22 10|    neglects the parts which are lesser?~Cleinias. Decidedly not
23 10|        not lie well without the lesser.~Cleinias. Of course not.~
24 10|  natures which have undergone a lesser change move less and on
25 12|      more serious evil from the lesser. And a distinction may be
26 12|      right twice or thrice:—All lesser and easier matters which