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 1 1 |      mistaken, when speaking in behalf of divine excellence;—at
 2 3 |       cities one only fought on behalf of Hellas, and the two others
 3 3 |         the governors govern on behalf of their subjects or of
 4 3 |        or of the people, but on behalf of themselves; and if they
 5 3 |       risk their lives on their behalf; their untold myriads are
 6 4 |    fairly make answer to him on behalf of the poets?~Cleinias.
 7 6 |         settle the new state on behalf of the people of Crete,
 8 8 |         some God or demi–god on behalf of the city, and the citizens,
 9 8 |          who have the charge on behalf of the citizens, shall produce
10 9 | cowardice does not interfere on behalf of his country, such an
11 9 |       to inflict retribution on behalf of the dead. And he who
12 9 |      each of the magistrates on behalf of the whole city shall
13 9 |      service, he shall serve on behalf of the disabled person,
14 10|       an intense earnestness on behalf of their children and of
15 10|         then make the answer on behalf of us all.~Cleinias. That
16 11|      offer sufficient surety on behalf of the absent person that
17 11|        make a common prelude on behalf of the lawgiver and of his
18 11|        shall pay a price on his behalf to the owner; and let the