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 1 1 |      have runners you must have light arms—no one can carry a
 2 1 |     convenient because they are light. Now all these regulations
 3 1 |    principles you have thrown a light upon the argument, and will
 4 4 | unbecoming word to them; for of light and fleeting words the penalty
 5 4 |         of the subject into the light of day?~Cleinias. Exactly.~
 6 5 |        to one another. When not light but darkness and ignorance
 7 6 |       generals; but captains of light troops, or archers, or any
 8 6 |         of public tables in the light of day, and just that part
 9 6 |       when dragged out into the light they will exert their utmost
10 7 |         bring my wares into the light of day, for I acknowledge
11 7 |       when completed, may throw light on our present perplexity.~
12 7 |     weapons, and the use of the light shield, and all fighting
13 8 |  counterpart in a combat of the light armed; they shall contend
14 8 |      contend with bows and with light shields and with javelins
15 9 |     done by violence and in the light of day, and another kind
16 10|     hard and soft and heavy and light; and the great and primitive
17 10|      about in a chariot to give light to men, or acting from without
18 11|        foul names, out of words light as air, in very deed the
19 12|         rest of the world is no light matter; for the many are
20 12|        be of use and will throw light upon the examination, or