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 1 1 |    another; and honour those who obey the law, and impose fixed
 2 1 |       rightly to rule and how to obey. This is the only education
 3 2 |      with the law, and those who obey the law, but may rather
 4 2 |       and he who is unwilling to obey them and the commanders
 5 3 |         the multitude refuses to obey their rulers and the laws;
 6 3 | principles on which men rule and obey in cities, whether great
 7 3 |      should rule and the younger obey?~Cleinias. To be sure.~Athenian.
 8 3 |          the ignorant follow and obey; and yet, O thou most wise
 9 5 |          all those cities, which obey and are administered accordingly,
10 6 |         no young man voluntarily obey him, and if he attempt to
11 6 |      action; but he who will not obey, and gives or receives more
12 8 |   voluntary, the subjects always obey against their will, and
13 8 |         If, however, he will not obey the law, let him run risk
14 10|           then he who refuses to obey the law shall die, or suffer
15 10|       afterwards, and is born to obey the soul, which is the ruler?~
16 10|        all these cases we should obey the law. The law has also
17 11|   adulterated goods and will not obey these regulations, he who
18 11|      which the parties refuse to obey, and are ready to do anything
19 11|          would not compel him to obey—that is to say, would not
20 11|        justice. If the offenders obey we say no more; but those
21 12|        and by those who will not obey, there shall be security
22 12|          The safest course is to obey the law which says, “Do