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 1 2 |     be a competent judge must possess three things;—he must know,
 2 5 |     free will would choose to possess the greatest of evils, and
 3 5 |       man shall be allowed to possess gold and silver, but only
 4 5 |   herald, the state must also possess a common Hellenic currency.
 5 5 |       as possible, and should possess gold and silver, and have
 6 6 |     sake of gain, be found to possess anything more which has
 7 9 | exiled parent, but they shall possess the property themselves.
 8 10|  power of persuasion which we possess.~Athenian. Seeing you thus
 9 10|   that to be temperate and to possess mind belongs to virtue,
10 10|       have a soul change, and possess in themselves a principle
11 10|   following law:—No one shall possess shrines of the Gods in private
12 10|        and he who is found to possess them, and perform any sacred
13 11|    guardians, if they did not possess examples of the manner in
14 11|  saying just now, that we can possess no image which is more honoured
15 12|     justly look, and he shall possess writings about them that