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 1 2 | imagining that he could gain the prize by exhibiting a puppet–show.
 2 3 |          in deed, how greatly we prize your words, for we will
 3 5 |      then, freely strive for the prize of virtue, and let there
 4 8 |    competitor we will not give a prize. And he shall enter first
 5 8 |          return, and will give a prize to the conqueror in each.~
 6 11|    possessions, if I take up the prize, as I should grow in justice
 7 11|      those who have obtained the prize of virtue give judgment
 8 11|           he shall not claim the prize of virtue; for he is one
 9 12|       allowed to compete for any prize of valour, or indict another
10 12|        the first, the second, or prize. If any one goes on an expedition,
11 12|         wreath and give them the prize of excellence, at the same
12 12|        and–so is unworthy of the prize of virtue and of his office;
13 12|        those who have gained the prize of virtue and hold discourse
14 12|          from competing wins the prize, then they shall give the
15 12|         then they shall give the prize of victory to him who is
16 12|         than him who has won the prize for every virtue? And can