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 1 1 |         friendship should be re–established, and that, being reconciled,
 2 1 |      drinking ordinance is duly established.~Athenian. If you mean to
 3 3 |         be firmly and lastingly established?~Megillus. Of course they
 4 3 |        to get the better of the established laws, and that they were
 5 4 |         and preservation of the established form of government; this
 6 5 | obedience to which mankind have established sacrifices in connection
 7 6 |   secondly, when they have been established, laws again will have to
 8 6 |        as we maintain, has been established in the most incorruptible
 9 6 |         this shall be the court established for those who are unable
10 6 |       in the state which he has established?~Cleinias. Assuredly, that
11 6 |      which they have never been established at all; and how can any
12 7 |       same likings, or the same established notions of good and bad
13 7 |         to change that which is established. The legislator must somehow
14 8 |        completely described and established by law; and first, let us
15 11|        one finds fault with the established laws respecting testaments,
16 12|     divine assembly can only be established, to them we will hand over