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 1 1 |          laws of Zeus, as they are termed, and in those of the Pythian
 2 2 |     declare that evils as they are termed are goods to the unjust,
 3 2 |     harmony; and both together are termed choric song. And I said
 4 2 |       regarded as an amusement, we termed dancing; but when extended
 5 3 |            likewise of other arts, termed in cities legal practices
 6 3 |         not mistaken, is generally termed a lordship, and this still
 7 3 |          lamentations, and another termed paeans, and another, celebrating
 8 5 |            them is euphemistically termed a colony. And every legislator
 9 6 |          aim at goods, as they are termed, of a different kind.~Let
10 7 |    unwritten customs, and what are termed the laws of our ancestors
11 7 | compositions in prose, as they are termed, having no rhythm or harmony—
12 7 |            one, and may be rightly termed Pyrrhic; this imitates the
13 7 |         serious poets, as they are termed, who write tragedy, come
14 8 |        rites with the Gods who are termed heavenly and their rites,
15 8 |      choice” figs, as they are now termed, if he take them off his
16 10|          works which are generally termed artificial.~Cleinias. How
17 10|         which was strangely enough termed the ninth by us.~Cleinias.
18 10|             And this sin, which is termed dishonesty, is an evil of
19 10|           the same kind as what is termed disease in living bodies
20 10|          the Sophists, as they are termed, with their ingenious devices.
21 11|           magic knots, as they are termed, and makes others believe