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 1 1 |        Here is another case for consideration;—in a family there may be
 2 1 |      any other who is worthy of consideration, will always and above all
 3 1 |       the time has come for the consideration of the proper funeral rites
 4 2 |        is true and deserving of consideration, because showing that a
 5 2 |         shall we proceed to the consideration of the other half?~Cleinias.
 6 3 |        a subject well worthy of consideration.~Megillus. Certainly, no
 7 3 |    Athenian. There is a further consideration relating to the due and
 8 3 |         declared.~Athenian. The consideration of the Persian governments
 9 5 |       this, comes the following consideration:—The shepherd or herdsman,
10 6 |       as important. The careful consideration of this matter, and the
11 7 |     Very good.~Athenian. In the consideration of this subject, let us
12 7 |       which requires the utmost consideration, and we should not at our
13 7 |    given the subject sufficient consideration. But that we may not be
14 7 | despised, but is worthy of some consideration.~Next follow the buildings
15 7 |     after man is also worthy of consideration; there is the hunting after
16 9 |      laws, but we may take into consideration every form of government,
17 9 |        be pitied—he deserves no consideration, but should be regarded
18 10|    described by the terms—will, consideration, attention, deliberation,
19 10|         There is also a further consideration.~Cleinias. What is it?~Athenian.
20 11|       sufficient observation or consideration of human things.~Cleinias.
21 11|         to him is an impossible consideration. Let the law about these
22 12|         expeditions of war much consideration and many laws are required;
23 12|        use annuary whichever on consideration they deem the best, whether