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 1 1 | countrymen, for they, as you say, altogether abstain? But the Scythians
 2 1 |         kind which was carried on altogether rightly; in some few particulars
 3 1 |     abstain from using the potion altogether, although you have no reason
 4 2 |        Very true.~Athenian. Is it altogether unmeaning to say, as the
 5 2 |           young he should abstain altogether from intoxication and from
 6 3 |           also more temperate and altogether more just? The reason has
 7 4 |  legislator, when his soul is not altogether unprepared to receive them.
 8 5 |      cruel, or hardly curable, or altogether incurable acts of injustice
 9 5 |         private and individual is altogether banished from life, and
10 7 |    education; this cannot be left altogether unnoticed, and yet may be
11 7 |         any that are deficient or altogether unsuitable, they shall either
12 7 |     speaking or singing he is not altogether able to keep his body still;
13 8 |         that the sport may not be altogether without fear, but may have
14 8 |          in such matters would be altogether out of place; there would
15 8 |           at least we may abolish altogether the connection of men with
16 9 |            and yet even he is not altogether involuntary, but only the
17 11|       miss virtue and earnestness altogether, or lose the better half