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 1 1 |           pains, and passions and loves?~Cleinias. Very greatly.~
 2 3 |         to be good and noble, and loves and embraces that which
 3 5 |          is not to be trusted who loves voluntary falsehood, and
 4 5 |   voluntary falsehood, and he who loves involuntary falsehood is
 5 5 |            and placid desires and loves not insane; whereas the
 6 5 |         and stinging desires, and loves utterly insane; and in the
 7 6 |        the child, as in a family, loves and is beloved; even if
 8 6 |           education, he naturally loves his parents and is beloved
 9 8 | precautions against the unnatural loves of either sex, from which
10 8 |       suppose we grant that these loves are accounted by law to
11 8 |            and of these so–called loves, for they are of two kinds,
12 10|       avoids unrighteous men, and loves the righteous. But they
13 12|        this as we can—that he who loves his life too well shall