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 1 1 |          proper funeral rites and honours of the dead. And the lawgiver
 2 3 |        the due and undue award of honours in states.~Megillus. What
 3 4 |         he shall not share in the honours which the young men in the
 4 5 |       seems to honour, but no one honours as he ought; for honour
 5 5 |          seems to honour her, but honours her not at all. For example,
 6 5 |    everything, and thinks that he honours his soul by praising her,
 7 5 |          of the body, and that of honours some are true and some are
 8 5 |   admonitions in practice. He who honours his kindred, and reveres
 9 5 |         constituted if it ordains honours according to this scale.
10 5 |           wealth, he will receive honours and offices as equally as
11 6 | legislator in the distribution of honours: this is the rule of measure,
12 7 |            the Gods receiving the honours due to them, and men having
13 7 |        deprived of those youthful honours of which we shall hereafter
14 7 |         the unwarlike muse, which honours in dance the Gods and the
15 8 |       some bold man who specially honours plainness of speech, and
16 8 |           he be deprived of civic honours and privileges, and be deemed
17 8 |        let them pay their ancient honours. But Hestia, and Zeus, and
18 11|          him who gives them those honours which are the just rewards
19 11|         in years? whom when a man honours, the heart of the God rejoices,
20 12|           the dead. These are the honours which shall be given to
21 12|          burial, and of the other honours given him. But if the prosecutor
22 12|           honour him with fitting honours. But if on his return home
23 12|           be received with public honours. He is to be received only