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 1 1 |        first the syssitia, and secondly the gymnasia, invented by
 2 1 |   first, the greatest courage; secondly, the greatest fear—~Cleinias.
 3 2 |      of what the imitation is; secondly, he must know that it is
 4 3 |      towards one another; and, secondly, they would have no occasion
 5 3 | legislates should be free; and secondly, be at unity with herself;
 6 4 |     made out of a tyranny; and secondly, out of a monarchy; and
 7 4 |        first, in his property, secondly, in his person, and thirdly,
 8 6 |        establishing them; and, secondly, when they have been established,
 9 6 |     guardians of the law; and, secondly, of the registers in which
10 6 |  easily be held in subjection: secondly, we should tend them carefully,
11 6 |     three words—first, eating, secondly, drinking, thirdly, the
12 7 |       learning of letters, and secondly, to the lyre, and also to
13 10|      the first possibility, or secondly, that, if they did, they