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 1 2 |      what way these are to be attained, will have to be considered
 2 2 |    find them, after they have attained reason, to be in harmony
 3 2 |      and that no other animal attained to any perception of order,
 4 2 |     as we were saying, having attained the sense of rhythm, created
 5 3 |     evil of cities could have attained their full development,
 6 3 |     generations would this be attained?~Cleinias. Clearly, not
 7 3 | properly, how would they have attained success? Would not this
 8 3 |       saw that in a mean they attained their perfection; but that
 9 5 |        and the desired purity attained. Touching evil men, who
10 5 |    this way the object may be attained. And if after all there
11 6 |     administration, cannot be attained to the full, until the discussion
12 7 |     twice the height which he attained at five.~Cleinias. True.~
13 8 |   seems as if it could not be attained, just as the continuance
14 9 |      Whether the end is to be attained by word or action, with
15 12|     something—the end will be attained and finally accomplished,