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 1 1 |         friendly feelings which exist among the company at the
 2 2 |       than any which at present exist anywhere in the world.~Cleinias.
 3 5 |        the lives which actually exist.~Now, what lives are they,
 4 5 |        the sake of which riches exist—I mean, soul and body, which
 5 5 |        distraction;—here should exist among the citizens neither
 6 6 |        if the city continues to exist, let the election be on
 7 6 |         Assuming that marriages exist already, Cleinias, the mode
 8 8 |        of this sort hardly ever exist in states, at least not
 9 8 | prohibit and forbid them all to exist among us? Is it not rather
10 9 |       is most commonly found to exist where the passion reigns
11 9 |    These look at things as they exist for the most part only,
12 10|        either that they did not exist,—which is the first possibility,
13 10|   opinion, that the Gods do not exist, ever continued in the same
14 10|   notion, I mean, that the Gods exist, but take no heed of human
15 10|          and earth and air, all exist by nature and chance, and
16 10|         would say that the Gods exist not by nature, but by art,
17 10|     acknowledge that both alike exist by nature, and no less than
18 10|         the soul may be said to exist by nature; and this would
19 10|       come to believe that they exist indeed, but have no thought
20 10|        assertions—that the Gods exist, and that they take care
21 12|       of their several offices, exist in many other states. Many
22 12|       good and honourable which exist in our: own as compared
23 12|         nature which is said to exist in the stars, and gone through