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 1 3 |       honour to those who could advise him in any matter. And the
 2 4 | legislate in the form which you advise.~Athenian. I think that
 3 6 |         approve. Now they would advise you neither to avoid a poor
 4 7 |         Cleinias. How would you advise the guardian of the law
 5 7 |        He cannot do better than advise the teachers to teach the
 6 8 |          And what law would you advise them to pass if this one
 7 9 |    legislate or not—what do you advise? Certainly we will, I should
 8 10|      day become clear to you, I advise you go wait and consider
 9 11|         him or not. And if they advise him to proceed, they shall
10 11|         or female, the law will advise rather than compel the husband
11 11|        understanding, will ever advise any one to neglect his parents.
12 11|        entreat, and exhort, and advise men not to have recourse
13 12|       what law or what man will advise us to that end. Any state
14 12|       ordinary one, and I would advise you, Cleinias, in particular,