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 1 1 |        discourse a little more at length about intoxication, which
 2 1 |         not to be unworthy of the length of discourse.~Athenian.
 3 2 |          excess of wine; when, at length, he has reached forty years,
 4 4 |          they should be double in length even when shortest, because
 5 4 |       threaten and be of half the length.~Megillus. The shorter form,
 6 4 |         is to be approved; nor is length at all to be regarded. Of
 7 5 |          cautiously effected in a length of time. And such a change
 8 7 |          them; the measurement of length, surface, and depth is the
 9 7 | measurements of things which have length, and breadth, and depth,
10 7 |         You know, I suppose, what length is?~Cleinias. Certainly.~
11 7 |         Athenian. That is to say, length is naturally commensurable
12 7 |      naturally commensurable with length, and breadth with breadth,
13 7 |        good.~Athenian. Concerning length and breadth when compared
14 7 |        depth, or breadth when and length when compared with one another,
15 7 |           one, nor will any great length of time be required. And
16 8 |        the youths we will fix the length of the contest at two–thirds,
17 10|         certainly extend to great length, if we are to treat the
18 10|     demonstrating to them at some length the things of which they
19 10|    brevity should be preferred to length; who is “at our heels”?—
20 10|        that they take up a dismal length of time?~Cleinias. Why,
21 10|        recollections are prior to length and breadth and depth and
22 11|           he is convicted let the length of his imprisonment be doubled.
23 12|           been wronged, and so at length in due time he grows old