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 1 3 |    settled, and what laws are the salvation and what are the destruction
 2 3 |          or governments being the salvation or destruction of great
 3 3 |         and they think that their salvation depends on the employment
 4 3 |     considering that there was no salvation for them either by land
 5 3 |           they descry any hope of salvation; for they were attacked
 6 4 |         battle of Salamis was the salvation of Hellas.~Athenian. Why,
 7 4 | individual—then, as I was saying, salvation is hopeless. And now, Cleinias,
 8 4 |         inferiors of the law, has salvation, and every blessing which
 9 5 |         is the great beginning of salvation to a state, and upon this
10 10|     temperance and wisdom are our salvation; and the place of these
11 12|        this for the attainment of salvation and victory in war. And
12 12|          give not only health and salvation to the body, but law, or
13 12|    according to you, is to be the salvation of our government and of
14 12|           may be truly called the salvation of all.~Cleinias. Yes, Quite
15 12|           with the senses, is the salvation of ships in storms as well
16 12|         he were seeking to attain salvation?~Cleinias. Very good.~Athenian.
17 12|          according to law for the salvation of the state. Shall we propose