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 1 1 | institutions shall we find relating to temperance, either in
 2 3 |    a further consideration relating to the due and undue award
 3 4 |   the true order, the laws relating to marriage should be those
 4 6 |  or any other sacred acts, relating either to future, present,
 5 6 |    of all our institutions relating both to men and women, greatly
 6 7 |    to go through the rules relating to their bodies.~Cleinias.
 7 7 | one of our laws and models relating to the Muses—~Cleinias.
 8 7 |   of them, and let matters relating to slaves be separated from
 9 7 |    be separated from those relating to masters, if you do not
10 7 |   Athenian. Enough of laws relating to education and learning.
11 8 | innumerable little matters relating to the modes of punishment,
12 9 |    law brought from Delphi relating to these matters, he shall
13 9 |    and of the laws thereto relating, and do according to their
14 12|   these, then, be our laws relating to such matters, and let