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 1 1 |        say that Apollo is their lawgiver: would they not, Megillus?~
 2 1 |      are degrading our inspired lawgiver to a rank which is far beneath
 3 1 |         female; the duty of the lawgiver will be to take charge of
 4 1 |    honours of the dead. And the lawgiver reviewing his work, will
 5 1 |      believe to have been their lawgiver. Leaving the story, we may
 6 1 |        I think that the Spartan lawgiver was quite right in forbidding
 7 1 |  Athenian. Let us return to the lawgiver, and say to him:—”Well,
 8 1 |          and say to him:—”Well, lawgiver, there is certainly no such
 9 2 |          because showing that a lawgiver may institute melodies which
10 2 |        island. And, if I were a lawgiver, I would try to make the
11 2 |  argument has proven, still the lawgiver, who is worth anything,
12 3 |         laws, and who was their lawgiver.~Cleinias. And thus far
13 3 |      were arguing that the good lawgiver ought to order all with
14 3 |         the divine and inspired lawgiver has not originally commanded
15 3 |       were maintaining that the lawgiver ought to have three things
16 4 |        I consider that the true lawgiver, like an archer, aims only
17 4 |        and originates in a good lawgiver and an orderly tyrant, and
18 4 |    already given.~Cleinias. The lawgiver, if he asks my opinion,
19 4 |        present instance, of the lawgiver.~Cleinias. That I think
20 7 |         the law? or how can the lawgiver rightly direct you about
21 9 |    purpose, for him the earthly lawgiver legislates as follows:—There
22 10|        but then what should the lawgiver do when this evil is of
23 10| argument will not discredit the lawgiver.~Athenian. After the prelude
24 11|  sometimes be a hardship in the lawgiver commanding the kinsman of
25 11|        prelude on behalf of the lawgiver and of his subjects, the