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 1 2 |   something, others uttering all sorts of cries. But, whereas the
 2 2 |        are entertainments of all sorts, including gymnastic, musical,
 3 3 |   calculation and skilled in all sorts of accomplishments, and
 4 4 |         and the oarsman, and all sorts of rather inferior persons
 5 4 | legislates, but accidents of all sorts, which legislate for us
 6 4 |          legislate for us in all sorts of ways. The violence of
 7 6 |   politics, and is liable to all sorts of insidious assaults; and
 8 6 |  destructions of states, and all sorts of pursuits both orderly
 9 6 |        in all the world, and all sorts of changes of the seasons
10 7 |         these objects: For these sorts of exercises, and no others,
11 7 |      time to time pour forth all sorts of horrible blasphemies
12 7 |     hexameter, trimeter, and all sorts of measures—some who are
13 7 |          of javelins, and of all sorts of blows. And when the imitation
14 8 |       that there are these three sorts of love, ought the law to
15 9 |          the legislator into two sorts: there is simple ignorance,
16 10|       with another undergoes all sorts of changes, either of herself,
17 10|        of these causes arise two sorts of impiety, in all six,
18 10|        of men produces two other sorts of crimes, and the notion
19 11|       fifths. Now there are many sorts of madness, some arising
20 12|          zeal one of the noblest sorts of knowledge;—to know that