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 1 1 |  consider whether the opposite quality is not also to be trained
 2 2 |        proportions, whether of quality or quantity, and not pleasure,
 3 2 |      productive of any hurtful quality, but exists solely for the
 4 2 |      according to quantity and quality.~Cleinias. Certainly.~Athenian.
 5 3 | despised either in quantity or quality. They would also have abundance
 6 3 |         Athenian. Very good; a quality, which is a mere appendage
 7 4 |     also a bitter and brackish quality; filling the streets with
 8 4 |      nature; let him have that quality which, as I said before,
 9 5 |    want of reverence. But this quality is not really imparted to
10 5 |       and every good and noble quality. And, above all, observe
11 5 |        while those of inferior quality shall be larger. The number
12 7 |  speech to be the more womanly quality. This, then, will be the
13 8 |     determine the quantity and quality. And what remains he shall
14 10|      meaner things, is a human quality, but the Gods have no part
15 12|        the fire) producing the quality of unchangeableness. I am
16 12|    until we have imparted this quality to our laws; for it is ridiculous,