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 1 1 |           than the other in a more difficult kind of war, much in the
 2 2 |            the mistake may be very difficult to discern, because the
 3 2 |           are no words, it is very difficult to recognize the meaning
 4 4 |           say of horses, is a most difficult task, and the work of years.
 5 4 |          reached the top, although difficult before, it is then easy.~
 6 5 |        some easier and others more difficult; and some of them, and the
 7 5 |        them, and the best and most difficult of them, the legislator,
 8 7 | legislation, I must state the more difficult as well as the easier parts
 9 7 |    Cleinias, that is so. But it is difficult for the legislator to begin
10 7 |          they are innocent and not difficult; the learning of them will
11 7 |           whereas if they had been difficult I could certainly never
12 8 |            attain the first is not difficult, but there is great difficulty,
13 8 |        public festivals. It is not difficult to determine how these and
14 8 |       respect, but in another most difficult. There is no difficulty
15 8 |            of these things is very difficult.~Megillus. Very true.~Athenian.
16 8 |            in most places would be difficult, but in Crete no one would
17 8 |        task of the legislator less difficult—half as many laws will be
18 9 |        mean?~Athenian. A thing not difficult to understand; the laws
19 10|            first hearing they seem difficult, there is no reason for
20 11|         against two opponents is a difficult thing,” as is seen in diseases
21 11|            as a freeman. Now it is difficult to determine accurately
22 12|         make the distinction maybe difficult; but still the law must