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 1 1 |          war, and the legislator appears to me to have looked to
 2 1 |      first hearing, what you say appears to be the truth; but to
 3 2 |          the unjust and evil man appears pleasant and the just most
 4 3 |        are in Lacedaemon, and he appears to be the prince of them
 5 3 |     infinite time. And now there appears on the horizon a fourth
 6 3 |         Cleinias. That certainly appears to have been the case.~Athenian.
 7 3 |          This discussion of ours appears to me to have been singularly
 8 4 |     tyrannical; and sometimes it appears to me to be of all cities
 9 4 |           Athenian. The proposal appears to me to be of some value;
10 6 |      Still I cannot but say what appears to me to be right and true,
11 7 |    attention. For the legislator appears to have a duty imposed upon
12 8 |          is not to be had, there appears to be a need of some bold
13 9 |         of penalties, when a man appears to have done anything which
14 9 |       opposition?~Cleinias. Such appears to be the case.~Athenian.
15 9 |     Cleinias. What you have said appears to me to be very reasonable,
16 9 |          murdered man, and if he appears and is discovered, he shall
17 9 |         and in case the stranger appears to have struck the citizen
18 10|          yourselves, and if such appears to be the case then I shall
19 11|         court. And if a guardian appears to the relations of the
20 11|       bring, them up. But if she appears to be too young to live
21 12| tradition he was one himself. He appears to have thought that he
22 12|   experience, until every detail appears to be satisfactorily determined;