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 1 1 |       they only investigate and offer laws whenever a want is
 2 1 |       illustration which I will offer you.~Cleinias. Proceed.~
 3 2 |      suggestion which I have to offer is, that all our three choruses
 4 4 |          if they were bidden to offer up each their special prayer,
 5 4 |        that for the good man to offer sacrifice to the Gods, and
 6 5 |    priests and priestesses will offer up prayers over a first,
 7 6 |        proposal which I have to offer, and that is one which,
 8 7 |        of the Gods to whom they offer acceptable sacrifices, and
 9 7 |      must any one be allowed to offer them varieties of pleasures.~
10 7 | assembly of the citizens are to offer sacrifices and libations
11 7 |         so far as to be able to offer sacrifices and pray to them
12 8 |       trade. And butchers shall offer for sale parts of dismembered
13 10|        in earnest, I would fain offer up a prayer that I may succeed:—
14 10|   Megillus and Cleinias, let us offer terms to him who has hitherto
15 10|       What consolation will you offer him?~Athenian. Let us say
16 10|      which unjust men impiously offer them?~Cleinias. Certainly
17 11|       not present, whoever will offer sufficient surety on behalf
18 11|        person who freed him and offer to do whatever he ought,
19 12|   wreath which the victor shall offer up the temple of any war–
20 12|       of woven work let him not offer more than one woman can