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 1 2 |        Of course.~Athenian. The older children will be advocates
 2 2 |      more and more ashamed, the older and more discreet he grows;—
 3 7 |        Not only boys, but often older persons, are in the habit
 4 9 |         one who is twenty years older than himself, whether male
 5 9 |        the same age or somewhat older than himself, who has no
 6 9 |        man smite another who is older than himself, either by
 7 9 |      brother or father or still older relative. Further, let him
 8 9 |       or metic smite one who is older by twenty years or more,
 9 9 |         or mother, or any still older relative, having no fear
10 10|        true, and if the soul is older than the body, must not
11 10|         proved that the soul is older than the body, but not otherwise.~
12 10|        the river is passable by older men like yourselves, and
13 12| conceived to be younger and not older than the body, once more