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 1 1 |    anything of the kind which was carried on altogether rightly; in
 2 3 |          by his invention; for he carried out in practice, as you
 3 3 |        the original idea had been carried out, and they had agreed
 4 3 |           but that when they were carried to the extreme of either,
 5 5 |     vulgar sort of trade which is carried on by lending money, or
 6 5 |         This arrangement shall be carried out in the following manner:
 7 6 |         being too headstrong, and carried away more than is fitting
 8 6 |          been passed, let them be carried into execution. To every
 9 7 |      certain amusements which are carried to excess by us at Athens.
10 7 |       them, will never be exactly carried into execution under present
11 7 |           of quadrupeds, which is carried on with horses and dogs
12 9 |           the whole proceeding be carried on in the same way, and
13 9 |          and how they may both be carried into execution; and we may
14 9 |          argument is consistently carried out?~Cleinias. True.~Athenian.
15 10|        and becomes divine, she is carried into another and better
16 11|       takes away him who is being carried off as a slave, intending
17 12| examination of the magistrates is carried on in a wrong way, then,
18 12|        they shall be laid out and carried to the grave and entombed
19 12|        spectator, And when he has carried on his inspection during