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 1 2 |          a “good colour,” as the masters of choruses do, is not allowable,
 2 2 |      although they are their own masters, compel to sing, must be
 3 3 |        were to command gymnastic masters or physicians to treat or
 4 3 |       should be ruled, and their masters rule?~Cleinias. Of course.~
 5 3 |     myriads soon became complete masters of Eretria, and he sent
 6 4 |      obeying and observing their masters; empirically and not according
 7 5 |         to the Gods, who are our masters, and those who in order
 8 6 |        observe; for servants and masters never can be friends, nor
 9 6 |      lives and property of their masters and their whole house—such
10 6 |      both for them and for their masters.~Cleinias. True.~Athenian.
11 7 |     Athenian. The reason is that masters and freemen in states, when
12 7 |          to be enjoined alike on masters and scholars, when we reach
13 7 |     magistrates in the city, and masters and mistresses in their
14 7 |        tutors, or slaves without masters. And of all animals the
15 7 |       words themselves which the masters of choruses are to teach
16 7 |       boys ought to have dancing masters, and the girls dancing mistresses
17 7 | separated from those relating to masters, if you do not object.~Cleinias.
18 8 |     victory—as in wrestling, the masters of the art have laid down
19 8 |     under the superintendence of masters. Likewise, what relates
20 8 |        that which is assigned to masters or to slaves, nor again
21 9 |       rather than of tyrants and masters, who command and threaten,
22 10|        the best and most perfect masters; for they in like manner,