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 1 1 |     laws are all good, for they came from God; and any one who
 2 1 |   likely not know, even if they came in our way, what was right
 3 1 |       who was of my family, and came to Athens ten years before
 4 1 |        come, and that when they came, they would go away again
 5 1 |       mind for a time, and only came to himself again when he
 6 3 |      race multiplied, the world came to be what the world is.~
 7 3 |       Athenian. After this they came together in greater numbers,
 8 3 |         consequence. The exiles came again, under a new name,
 9 3 | tradition says, that the empire came back to the Persians, through
10 3 |    luxurious education. When he came to the throne, being one
11 3 |      justly say: “O Darius, how came you to bring up Xerxes in
12 3 |    engagement at Salamis, Datis came, leading a Persian host
13 3 |       of which we are not told, came a day too late for the battle
14 3 |         and innumerable threats came from the king. Then, as
15 3 |       destroyed Eretria, no one came to their help, or would
16 3 |    general lawlessness;—freedom came following afterwards, and
17 4 |         while before the cities came into being whose settlements
18 6 |     were matters which properly came before the marriages; but,
19 8 |     myself more clearly. When I came to the subject of education,
20 12|      for the sake of which they came, and then go away, neither