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 1 1 |    him with a view to war; in giving them he was under the impression
 2 2 |     who is most successful in giving pleasure is to be crowned
 3 3 |      preserved them for ever, giving them freedom and dominion
 4 3 |     departs from this rule by giving money the place of honour,
 5 4 |    point, you will do well in giving us the whole story.~Athenian.
 6 4 |     to us, taking care us and giving us peace and reverence and
 7 4 |      remembrance of them, and giving a reasonable portion of
 8 5 |       remitting and sometimes giving, holding fast in a path
 9 5 |     the evil by the elder men giving advice and administering
10 5 | brought back. In marrying and giving in marriage, no one shall
11 6 |       watchers, receiving and giving up their trust in a perpetual
12 7 |  limbs and parts of the body, giving the proper flexion and extension
13 7 |       missiles by dropping or giving way, or springing aside,
14 7 |       is direct and muscular, giving for the most part a straight
15 7 |        or the dance of order; giving to each their appropriate
16 7 |   legislator, both when he is giving laws and when he assigns
17 8 |      but shall separate them, giving to Pluto his own in the
18 8 |      for money, neither party giving credit to the other; and
19 9 |       as we are now doing, is giving the citizens education and
20 9 |  spoken, and get away without giving any explanation or verification
21 9 |     my friends, that the mere giving or taking away of anything
22 9 |     with pleasure or pain, by giving or taking away privileges,
23 11|    give them, and not without giving them, he may take him away,
24 11|       theft and violence, and giving laws of such a kind as the
25 12|       is in reality finished, giving death, which is the only