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 1 1 |          one is far better, as we affirm, than the other in a more
 2 2 |           also the best;—we shall affirm this to be a most certain
 3 3 |           first place declare and affirm that the citizen who does
 4 3 |          the subject; and this we affirm to be quite just.~Cleinias.
 5 3 |           worse and worse. And we affirm the reason of this to have
 6 4 |           which, as we may safely affirm, has the most fatal results
 7 4 |            In the first place, we affirm that next after the Olympian
 8 5 |       state. The intention, as we affirm, of a reasonable statesman,
 9 7 |         new to be honoured. And I affirm that there is nothing which
10 7 |    propose.~Athenian. Let us then affirm the paradox that strains
11 7 |       with the men. And I further affirm, that if these things are
12 7 |           this be true, then I do affirm that much learning is dangerous
13 7 |        and noblest life, which we affirm to be indeed the very truth
14 8 |           the vices of mankind, I affirm that our ordinance should
15 9 |          I may by grace of Heaven affirm, like, gatherers of stones
16 10|         own impious notions; they affirm that which is the first
17 10| philosophers have the audacity to affirm, all things were at rest
18 10|           of fire or air, as some affirm, and violently propels body
19 10|       than goods, there is, as we affirm, an immortal conflict going
20 11|    ministers of good, and that we affirm to be contrary to their
21 12|          the four—the same, as we affirm, in courage and in temperance,