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 1 1 |          licence, and every other folly, the law has clean driven
 2 3 |        natural lords, that I call folly, just as in the state, when
 3 3 | circumstances, become filled with folly, that worst of diseases,
 4 3 |      called him, who despised the folly of Cambyses.~Cleinias. So
 5 5 |       houses, would be superhuman folly and wickedness.~How then
 6 6 |         make them give over their folly and error: if they persist,
 7 7 |         as it were, maimed by the folly of nurses and mothers; for
 8 7 |        right, but it is downright folly to make the same distinction
 9 7 |       stars. There would be great folly in supposing that all these
10 10|           she is the companion of folly, she does the very contrary
11 10|         akin to senselessness and folly?~Cleinias. That is most
12 10|       Injustice and insolence and folly are the destruction of us,
13 11|           wrong instigated by the folly of another, through the
14 11|           another through his own folly, when overcome by pleasure