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 1 1 |      assaults; others about ten thousand other such matters. But
 2 1 |        Ceans (and there are ten thousand other instances of the same
 3 1 |      which is the source of ten thousand acts of injustice, by making
 4 2 |        forms which they had ten thousand years ago;—this is literally
 5 2 |         Athenian. There are ten thousand likenesses of objects of
 6 3 |         were unknown during ten thousand times ten thousand years.
 7 3 |   during ten thousand times ten thousand years. And no more than
 8 3 |       years. And no more than a thousand or two thousand years have
 9 3 |     more than a thousand or two thousand years have elapsed since
10 3 |         they were attacked by a thousand vessels and more. One chance
11 4 |      once it is surmounted, ten thousand or rather all blessings
12 7 |        music is always made ten thousand times better by attaining
13 8 |      would be the source of ten thousand blessings. For, in the first
14 10|      able to move itself is ten thousand times superior to all the
15 12|    highest dass, he shall pay a thousand drachmae; or if he be of
16 12|      nature, but he shall pay a thousand drachmae, if he be of the
17 12| witnesses if the sum be under a thousand drachmae, and of not less
18 12| witnesses if the sum be above a thousand drachmae. The agent of a