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 1 1 |          only, or created with a purpose—which of the two we cannot
 2 2 |         how can we carry out our purpose with decorum? Will this
 3 4 |        but if the word be to the purpose, there can be no harm. And
 4 6 |         which is suitable to the purpose, placing the hoplites by
 5 6 |   mistake, and with this serious purpose let games be instituted
 6 8 |        meeting together for this purpose, and themselves becoming
 7 9 |       has been said as is to the purpose all the judges shall set
 8 9 |         corrupt the laws for the purpose of subverting the government.
 9 9 |          life voluntarily and of purpose, for him the earthly lawgiver
10 9 | following terms:—If anyone has a purpose and intention to slay another
11 10|          turned aside from their purpose, by sacrifices and prayers.~
12 10|        arts which have a serious purpose, and these co–operate with
13 11|         to be appointed for this purpose. The hireling and the tavern–
14 11|   lightly or at once execute his purpose; but first of all he shall
15 11|        if he be angry have a set purpose? We forbid earnest—that
16 12|         you will accomplish your purpose.~Athenian. Wait a little
17 12|        with one another that the purpose has to be accomplished.~