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 1 1 |      villages?~Cleinias. To both alike.~Athenian. The case is the
 2 4 |        all laws, small and great alike, should have preambles of
 3 6 |          year, summer and winter alike, let them be under arms
 4 7 |          of them, boys and girls alike, may be sound hand and foot,
 5 7 |    neglected, but to be enjoined alike on masters and scholars,
 6 7 |          war, and are beneficial alike to states and to private
 7 7 |        citizens, male and female alike, shall attend to them?~Cleinias.
 8 7 |         being as far as possible alike, and shall live well and
 9 8 | distribution to all be equal and alike, and let every citizen take
10 9 |       and one punishment for all alike: in the first place, let
11 9 |          punishment of all to be alike, under the idea that there
12 9 |        determine any of them, is alike impossible. There is one
13 10|        and acknowledge that both alike exist by nature, and no
14 10|          the offenders, who both alike confess that there are Gods,
15 11|      more and others less seemly—alike have this object;—they seek