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 1 1 |      in the midst of them, and compel or induce him by the prospect
 2 1 |     was working upon them, and compel them to be fearless, exhorting
 3 2 |       he cannot persuade, will compel the poet to express, as
 4 2 |      among you as follows: you compel your poets to say that the
 5 2 | mistaken, you will persuade or compel your poets to utter with
 6 2 |    they are their own masters, compel to sing, must be educated
 7 5 |       much of this as will not compel us in pursuing it to neglect
 8 6 |    ridiculous, who attempts to compel women to show in public
 9 7 |     two years? Suppose that we compel nurses, under penalty of
10 7 |    assault upon them, and thus compel them to fight for the possession
11 8 |    form but one dass, and will compel them not to transgress.~
12 8 |     from the state, until they compel him to be one only and not
13 9 |      the law will admonish and compel him either never at all
14 9 |        proceed against him may compel him to be absent from his
15 9 |     murderer with him, and may compel the one to exact and the
16 9 |    made, and then go forth and compel the perpetrator to suffer
17 9 |  punishment of death, and only compel the offender to emigrate
18 11|        will not be, we were to compel, if I may venture to say
19 11|   alive and present, would not compel him to obey—that is to say,
20 11|      that is to say, would not compel those who are by our law
21 11|        will advise rather than compel the husband to bring up
22 12|       as would appear, we must compel the guardians of our divine