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 1 1 |   will find that this was the intention of the Cretan legislator;
 2 2 |     never discern whether the intention is true or false.~Cleinias.
 3 3 |    and will be said, with the intention of explaining what need
 4 3 |     suppose that this was the intention with which the men of those
 5 5 | exceeds the pleasure. Now our intention in choosing the lives is
 6 5 |       the first principle and intention of a state. The intention,
 7 5 |     intention of a state. The intention, as we affirm, of a reasonable
 8 5 |   they are not happy. But the intention of our laws was that the
 9 7 |      which run counter to the intention of the legislator, and make
10 9 |       of a just principle and intention. On the distinction between
11 9 |     men suddenly, and without intention to kill, cause the death
12 9 |     the author of the deed in intention and design, and he continues
13 9 |      anyone has a purpose and intention to slay another who is not
14 12|     that you will fulfil your intention.~Athenian. Know, Cleinias,