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 1 2 |        Athenian. And those who seek for the best kind of song
 2 2 |    song and music ought not to seek for that which is pleasant,
 3 5 |  immoderate sorrow or joy, and seek to behave with propriety,
 4 5 |       to cling to this, and to seek with all our might for one
 5 5 |        and the legislator will seek to make him so; but very
 6 6 |     first hear how he ought to seek after what is suitable and
 7 6 |       opposite temper ought to seek the opposite alliance. Let
 8 7 |       true life should neither seek for pleasures, nor, on the
 9 7 |       ship in outline, so do I seek to distinguish the patterns
10 7 |       perfect citizen ought to seek to strengthen these no less
11 9 | injustice, the law must always seek to win over the doers and
12 9 |    would be happy ought not to seek to be rich, or rather he
13 9 |      rich, or rather he should seek to be rich justly and temperately,
14 9 |    state. Now the state should seek to have its houses as holy
15 11|   alike have this object;—they seek to satisfy our needs and