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 1 1 | virtue which Tyrtaeus highly praises is well enough, and was
 2 1 |     side is ready with their praises and the other with their
 3 1 |    of some one who blames or praises any sort of meeting which
 4 2 |     or other, by customs and praises and words, that just and
 5 7 |     proper to have hymns and praises of the Gods, intermingled
 6 7 |   after the Gods prayers and praises should be offered in like
 7 7 |   the swiftest, and sang the praises of the vanquished as though
 8 7 |     victor,—in that case our praises would not be true, nor very
 9 7 |   his standard of action the praises and injunctions of the legislator
10 12|     in what has preceded the praises of the military life; the
11 12|     either side, hymning the praises of the departed priests
12 12|     other words, such as the praises and censures of individuals
13 12|    sufficient to receive the praises of the dead included in