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 1 1 |         in reference to all their intercourse with one another, he ought
 2 1 |           which arises out of the intercourse between men and women; but
 3 1 |           and women; but that the intercourse of men with men, or of women
 4 2 |           regulation of convivial intercourse.~Cleinias. You talk rather
 5 2 |          now enemies. Their whole intercourse would be regulated by law
 6 4 |         taught by Heaven, and the intercourse which arises out of all
 7 5 |       have their good–will in the intercourse of life. And surely in his
 8 6 |          character; but excessive intercourse not having the desire which
 9 8 |          maidens holding friendly intercourse with one another. And there
10 8 |         precisely restrained from intercourse with the fair, and this
11 8 |          a Macareus having secret intercourse with his sister, he represents
12 8 |          such as already prevents intercourse of parents and children—
13 8 |       will be ashamed of frequent intercourse, and they will find pleasure,
14 8 |          love in general, and the intercourse of the sexes which arises
15 9 |    citizens to one another in the intercourse of life, affording plentiful
16 9 |         or have any other sort of intercourse with him, or only meeting
17 10|         meantime let them have no intercourse with the other citizens,
18 11|          case a female slave have intercourse with a male slave, or with
19 11|       Again, if a free woman have intercourse with a male slave, the offspring
20 12|         men as far as he can. The intercourse of cities with one another
21 12| experience of good and bad men or intercourse with them, can never be
22 12|   innovation. They shall hold the intercourse with him which is necessary,