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 1 1 | communicate his observation to a ruler or to an equal in years
 2 1 |     intended by nature to have a ruler, and is well enough when
 3 1 |  president, but always without a ruler or with a bad one:—when
 4 1 |          soldiers will require a ruler?~Cleinias. To be sure; no
 5 1 |        provide them with a quiet ruler?~Cleinias. Of course.~Athenian.
 6 1 |        of the revels? For if the ruler of drinkers be himself young
 7 1 |       superintendence of a sober ruler. Do you not see that a drunken
 8 1 |       drunken pilot or a drunken ruler of any sort will ruin ship,
 9 3 |          whom the lot falls is a ruler, and he who fails in obtaining
10 4 |    mortal man and not God is the ruler, have no escape from evils
11 4 |          no need of any guide or ruler, but is able himself to
12 5 |       leave the selection to the ruler of the settlement. Following
13 5 |          to be preserved, and no ruler, nor any one else who aspires
14 8 |      have to be coerced; and the ruler fears the subject, and will
15 10|      obey the soul, which is the ruler?~Cleinias. Nothing can be
16 10|         us say to the youth:—The ruler of the universe has ordered
17 10|       been infinite; but now the ruler of the world has a wonderfully
18 12|      first place, to be called a ruler at all; further, will he
19 12|    citizen, can hardly be a good ruler of a whole state; but he