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 1 1 |         some one blames the very fact of their existence—he may
 2 2 |        saying is as plain as the fact that Crete is an island.
 3 3 |        accept his witness to the fact that such forms of government
 4 3 |      Athenian. The form which in fact Homer indicates as following
 5 3 |          manner. Is not this the fact?~Megillus. Yes.~Athenian.
 6 4 | hortatory only, was, although in fact, an exhortation, likewise
 7 5 |          the very reverse is the fact, for he is really injuring
 8 5 |  determine the limits of them in fact as well as in theory. And
 9 7 |       not sufficiently proven in fact, then there might be an
10 7 |         to the argument, but the fact being as I have said, he
11 7 |        Most true, if such is the fact.~Athenian. And if we can
12 7 |          that such is really the fact, then all these matters
13 8 |          partly disproven by the fact of their existence among
14 8 |          Cleinias. No doubt this fact has been often affirmed
15 9 |        all cases—the question of fact. And then, again, that the
16 10| existence; and also there is the fact that all Hellenes and barbarians
17 10|       who is acquainted with the fact, which shall be announced
18 11|        and they both know of the fact, let there be no restitution
19 11|         if he do not know of the fact, there shall be a right
20 11|         seller was cognisant the fact, he shall purify the house
21 11|          knows and can prove the fact, and does prove it in the
22 11|      only happen, as a matter of fact, where the natures of men
23 12|        Cleinias. But what is the fact?~Athenian. Just the opposite,