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 1 2 |     drinking and amusement were regulated in this way, would not the
 2 2 |      whole intercourse would be regulated by law and observant of
 3 2 |        so too, if drinking were regulated as you propose.~Athenian.
 4 3 | attention than those which have regulated such cities? or what settlements
 5 6 |   better, if they had been only regulated by law; for the neglect
 6 7 |        of reason in him not yet regulated; he is the most insidious,
 7 8 |        how often, may be partly regulated by us.~Cleinias. The number—
 8 8 |          and when they are duly regulated let there be no alteration,
 9 9 |        as we say, is to be well regulated and will be perfectly adapted
10 9 |        most often happen in ill–regulated and ill–educated states,
11 11|      man require to be suitably regulated. The principle of them is
12 11|       man and man have been now regulated by us with the exception
13 11|      next in order, and must be regulated in some way. But to arrive
14 11|     done in these cases must be regulated by some such law as the
15 12|     courts will be sufficiently regulated in this way, and the public