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 1 1 |      and any one who says the contrary is not to be listened to.
 2 1 |       of women with women, is contrary to nature, and that the
 3 2 |      present doctrine, on the contrary, is, that wine was given
 4 3 |       him, this surely is not contrary to nature, but according
 5 6 |    not refrain be held in the contrary of esteem—that is to say,
 6 7 |      employ rest, but, on the contrary, motion—rocking them in
 7 7 |     weaker than the right act contrary to nature. In the case of
 8 7 |    poet shall compose nothing contrary to the ideas of the lawful,
 9 7 |   asserted by us, Stranger is contrary to the custom of states;
10 8 |       denounce these lusts as contrary to nature, adducing the
11 9 |      and stirring up sedition contrary to law, him we will deem
12 9 |    our laws. And if he return contrary to law, let the guardians
13 9 |      the city and the temples contrary to law, and one of the magistrates
14 10|      folly, she does the very contrary of all this. Shall we assume
15 10|   either the best soul or the contrary must of necessity carry
16 10|    belongs to virtue, and the contrary to vice?~Cleinias. Certainly.~
17 10|      practise religious rites contrary to law. And let this be
18 11|       any harm, but quite the contrary; for is not he a benefactor
19 11|     law. But any one who acts contrary to the law on these matters,
20 11|      and that we affirm to be contrary to their nature.~Cleinias.
21 11|   another land, and not speak contrary to justice. If the offenders
22 12| indicted for having violated, contrary to the law, the commands
23 12|     and he who steals or robs contrary to the law, is never either