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 1 1 | should be either has now been determined.~Cleinias. Certainly.~Athenian.
 2 2 |       body of spectators, who determined the victor by show of hands.
 3 3 |       And the authority which determined and gave judgment, and punished
 4 4 |     of the place; that may be determined by the accident of locality
 5 4 |      be those which are first determined in every state?~Cleinias.
 6 5 |      in natural order. Having determined this, we have next to consider
 7 5 |  exceeded by pleasure we have determined to be the more pleasant
 8 5 |     of the citizens has to be determined, and also the number and
 9 5 |      self–consistent.”~Having determined that there is to be a distribution
10 6 |   provisions are sufficiently determined. A ten years experience
11 7 |     legislation until we have determined the exercises which are
12 7 |     until the magistrates had determined whether your poetry might
13 8 |       measure, which shall be determined by the wardens of the country.
14 8 | allowed by the law, which has determined within what limited a man
15 9 |      difficulty. Have we ever determined in what respect these two
16 9 | determine, and when they have determined let them carry on the prosecution
17 11|      year. The cause shall be determined by such physicians as the
18 11|    have the points in dispute determined. And he who loses the cause
19 11|       nothing has as yet been determined. For there are two kinds
20 11|       to whether the suit was determined by that false evidence or
21 11|    the previous suit shall be determined accordingly.~There are many
22 12|  appears to be satisfactorily determined; and then putting the final