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 1 1 |      that both we and they are equally in earnest. Please follow
 2 1 |       which makes your citizen equally brave against pleasure and
 3 1 |      that sort which is at all equally prominent in the Cretan
 4 1 |       considered that this was equally true of pleasure; he should
 5 1 |       last case, too, he might equally show his self–control.~Athenian.
 6 2 |       Once more, are all of us equally delighted with every sort
 7 2 |        too?~Cleinias. I am not equally disposed to grant that.~
 8 4 |     the same principle applies equally to all human things?~Cleinias.
 9 5 |        are alive or not, he is equally solitary.—Worthy of honour
10 5 | subject to curse and dishonour equally him who brought the money,
11 5 | receive honours and offices as equally as possible, and there will
12 6 |     knowledge—and this applies equally to men and women, old and
13 7 |        and let praise be given equally to women as well as men
14 7 |      of bows and other weapons equally with the men. And I further
15 8 |      in poitry, ought to apply equally to men and women. The legislator
16 9 |        case of parricide apply equally to every other remission.
17 11| similar law, which shall apply equally to matters great and small:—
18 11|    private persons unless they equally serve him, except for his
19 11|        do them good, he is not equally heard, and that they do
20 11|    whatever manner gained; and equally, if he be judged to have
21 12|     and the principal shall be equally liable. If a person wishes