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 1 1 |     to lie upon, and have to attend upon themselves. Marvellous,
 2 2 |     and gives him a groom to attend to him alone, and trains
 3 3 | seditions, to which you must attend. And, first, we will ask
 4 5 |     single lake, we ought to attend and take care that the confluent
 5 5 |  have any sense in him, will attend as far as man can, and frame
 6 6 |     always succeed when they attend and give their mind to what
 7 7 |     let them teach those who attend the schools the art of war
 8 7 |    to you by the legislator. Attend, then, to what I am now
 9 7 |      we say that he ought to attend to them. A fair time for
10 7 |    the director of education attend to the principles concerning
11 7 |      will old man be able to attend to such great charges?~Athenian.
12 7 |      and female alike, shall attend to them?~Cleinias. I quite
13 8 |     hangs suspended, and can attend to nothing but his daily
14 10|     negligent if he fails to attend to these things great or
15 12|   the temples should see and attend to them. But they should