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 1 1 |      several brothers, who are the offspring of a single pair; very possibly
 2 3 |     progenitors to rule over their offspring?~Cleinias. There is.~Athenian.
 3 6 |            to take care that their offspring may be born of reasonable
 4 6 |            intoxication, but their offspring should be compact and solid,
 5 6 |             and is likely to beget offspring who will be unstable and
 6 6 |            souls and bodies of his offspring, and he begets children
 7 9 |     popular belief, themselves the offspring of the gods, and legislating
 8 9 |           parents who killed their offspring: they shall not come under
 9 9 |           life at the hands of his offspring in after ages; for where
10 11|        child is admitted to be the offspring of certain parents and is
11 11|           freeman or freedman, the offspring shall always belong to the
12 11| intercourse with a male slave, the offspring shall belong to the master
13 11|         slave—and this be provence offspring of the woman and its father
14 11|            law shall send away the offspring of the man and its mother.~
15 11|          his sons and of his other offspring or of himself—let him who