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 1 1 |     Athenian. Yet when a man goes of his own accord to a doctor’
 2 2 |   tumultuous as the drinking goes on: this, as we were saying
 3 3 |   fails in obtaining the lot goes away and is the subject;
 4 4 |      enquiries far back, and goes into the nature of the disorder;
 5 4 | states the birth of children goes back to the connection of
 6 5 |   since a community of goods goes beyond their proposed origin,
 7 6 |      For this reason, he who goes to law with another should
 8 6 |    the second place, as time goes on and he has made an actual
 9 7 |      but afterwards, as time goes on, their bodies grow adapted
10 7 |  duty imposed upon him which goes beyond mere legislation.
11 10|    our heels”?—as the saying goes, and it would be paltry
12 10|    just as the circumference goes round of globes which are
13 11|    nurse. But now that a man goes to desert places and builds
14 12| second, or prize. If any one goes on an expedition, and returns
15 12|  character of the person who goes abroad, and let him go abroad
16 12|     which is called the soul goes on her way to other Gods,