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 1 3 |       them, because Troy was a portion of the Assyrian Empire.
 2 3 |    were concerned not even the portion of Aristodemus would have
 3 4 |   similar necessity, or when a portion of a state is driven by
 4 4 |        and giving a reasonable portion of his fortune to the dead.
 5 5 |      and form one lot, and the portion which is next nearest shall
 6 5 |  nearest shall be added to the portion which is next farthest;
 7 6 |   guardians of the state, each portion for a single month. Their
 8 6 |        of the state during one portion of the year, and to rest
 9 6 | divisible by twelve. Now every portion should be regarded by us
10 6 |   state; and assigning to each portion some God or son of a God,
11 6 |       citizen. Of the marriage portion I have already spoken; and
12 7 |     and is a very considerable portion of life to be passed ill
13 8 |  consume them. Let the twelfth portion of each (as for instance
14 8 |     the middle of each twelfth portion, and in each hamlet they
15 8 |   produce to the strangers the portion which falls to them, in
16 8 |     the first place, a twelfth portion of the corn;—the stranger
17 10| assigning to them their proper portion.~Cleinias. In what way do
18 10|       if wolves were to toss a portion of their prey to the dogs,
19 12|         But now that a certain portion of mankind do not believe
20 12|       prefer to take a certain portion of the whole value, or of