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 1 2 |        heated in the fire, and grow softer and younger, and
 2 3 |       the human race may still grow and increase. Hence in those
 3 3 |        surely justice does not grow apart from temperance?~Megillus.
 4 5 |       of evil–doing—namely, to grow into the likeness of bad
 5 7 | fairest bodies are those which grow up from infancy in the best
 6 7 |     time goes on, their bodies grow adapted to them, and they
 7 7 |      in their games, when they grow up to be men, will be different
 8 8 |       is sown is not likely to grow? Now if a law to this effect
 9 10|      Also when they unite they grow, and when they are divided
10 10|   present evil opinion may not grow to still greater impiety,
11 11|      up the prize, as I should grow in justice and virtue of
12 11|      they may have some one to grow old with and that the pair
13 12|        for they will not often grow old in the city or leave