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 1 2|      hands together in dances and songs; and these they call choruses,
 2 2|       those to whom the words, or songs, or dances are suited, either
 3 2|        lover of vicious dances or songs, or any good done to the
 4 2|         they are called plays and songs, and are performed in play;
 5 2|        and the same word in their songs and tales and discourses
 6 2|           also the most useful of songs?~Cleinias. But, says the
 7 2|           of men the gestures and songs of women; nor after combining
 8 4|           kind, any more than all songs or speeches; although they
 9 7|        the ancients gave to lyric songs, they probably would not
10 7|           in virtue. The order of songs and dances shall be as follows:—
11 7|       some general principle what songs are suitable to women, and
12 7| displaying the other in hymns and songs, charming the souls of youth,
13 7|        are laying down. As to the songs and words themselves which
14 7|            first of all show your songs to the magistrates, and
15 8|        strain be sweeter than the songs of Thamyras and Orpheus;
16 8|          by tales and sayings and songs?~Cleinias. Of what victory