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 1 3 |        the dwellers in cities by interest or ambition, and with all
 2 4 |        is said by them to be the interest of the stronger.~Cleinias.
 3 4 |           as is meet and for the interest of us all, I the speaker,
 4 5 |       depend with the most eager interest. And therefore we must praise
 5 5 |         shall he lend money upon interest; and the borrower should
 6 5 |          repay either capital or interest. That these principles are
 7 5 |     about which every man has an interest; and the interest about
 8 5 |         has an interest; and the interest about money, when rightly
 9 5 |        of them: midway comes the interest of the body; and, first
10 6 |    Cnosians should take a common interest in all these matters, and
11 6 |          take care of the public interest. Let every man propose as
12 6 |     persons who commonly take an interest in such matters go to the
13 6 |            but those who have no interest shall not be compelled.
14 6 |       what is proper and for the interest of either party, they shall
15 7 |    should never take any serious interest in them himself, nor should
16 8 |        moneylending and compound interest and innumerable other things—
17 9 |          hear and take a serious interest in listening to such causes.
18 10|       themselves, and with eager interest talking to the Gods, and
19 11|       year has elapsed, although interest is not to be taken on loans,
20 11| contractor let him pay a monthly interest of an obol. Suits about
21 11|         after death of taking an interest in human affairs, about