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 1 1 |     does good in one way does harm in another; and we can hardly
 2 2 |    true.~Athenian. And is any harm done to the lover of vicious
 3 2 | amusement, when doing neither harm nor good in any degree worth
 4 3 |    educated persons, no fatal harm would have been done; but
 5 4 |      purpose, there can be no harm. And yet, why am I disquieted,
 6 6 |    was saying—for there is no harm in repeating a good thing—
 7 6 |      men, that they may do no harm, and also of beasts, both
 8 6 |   prevent them from doing any harm to the country or the property;
 9 6 |       against the rains doing harm instead of good to the land,
10 8 |     them do any great good or harm to the state. There is,
11 8 |     for any man may easily do harm, but not every man can do
12 8 |      must be careful to do no harm beyond the channel. And
13 8 |       which he either does no harm to any one, or himself gains
14 9 |    whether mankind do good or harm to one another out of a
15 9 |     soul, whether they do any harm or not—I call all this injustice.
16 9 |      shall simply pay for the harm, for no legislator is able
17 10|   profit men, and the evil to harm them—he, seeing all this,
18 11|       they do a great deal of harm to themselves and to others.
19 11|     nature intended to do any harm, but quite the contrary;
20 11|    the slave who has done the harm shall either make full satisfaction,
21 11|       shall be liable for the harm which ensues according to
22 12|  having suffered nor done any harm. The priests shall be their
23 12|       spoken, but there is no harm in repeating what is right