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 1 1 |    What truth and what justice require of us, if I am not mistaken,
 2 1 |       Athenian. Does a captain require only to have nautical knowledge
 3 1 |      well as the soldiers will require a ruler?~Cleinias. To be
 4 1 |     which they will afterwards require for their art. For example,
 5 2 |       character, for they will require both wisdom and courage;
 6 3 | afterwards, all the arts which require iron and brass and the like
 7 3 |        and weaving arts do not require any use of iron: and God
 8 4 |       which shipwrights always require for the interior of ships.~
 9 4 |    fortune, he would then only require to exercise his art?~Cleinias.
10 4 |       the conditions which you require in a state before you can
11 5 |       by all those persons who require the use of them. Wherefore
12 7 |       the childish nature will require sports; now is the time
13 7 |     the greatest of evils, and require the utmost prevision.~Cleinias.
14 8 |      end; and also will he not require that they shall practise
15 11|   dealings between man and man require to be suitably regulated.
16 11|      law. If the sons of a man require guardians, and: the father
17 11|       appoint when the orphans require guardians. And the fifteen
18 11|       all, and leaves sons who require the care of guardians, they
19 12|        in the streets, and may require that before daybreak they
20 12|     know or whose evil actions require to be punished and reproved,