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 1 1 |       future by his use of the occasion.~Cleinias. Very true.~Athenian.
 2 3 |   secondly, they would have no occasion to quarrel about their subsistence,
 3 3 |    They saw that on the former occasion they had gained a seemingly
 4 5 |      that good men ought, when occasion demands, to be both gentle
 5 5 |      opportunity, but on every occasion distinctly reminding themselves
 6 5 |    embassies, or for any other occasion which may arise of sending
 7 6 |  proper age, and on a suitable occasion, not transgressing the rules
 8 6 |       I should suppose, on the occasion of some war or other similar
 9 8 |    city, who are destined when occasion calli to enter the greatest
10 9 |       fear, which has been the occasion of many murders. When a
11 10|    already that on the present occasion there is no reason why brevity
12 10|        way of consecrating the occasion, vowing sacrifices, and
13 11|      right. But they leave the occasion, and the when, and the where,
14 12|   speaking only of the present occasion. The crown of victory shall
15 12| perplexity, and the poets took occasion to be abusive—comparing