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 1 4 |        in even and of the second choice, and ill omen, while the
 2 4 |       odd numbers, and the first choice, and the things of lucky
 3 5 |      when regarded as objects of choice, in relation to desire.
 4 5 |       and then we will leave the choice to Cleinias now, or to any
 5 5 | hereafter have to make a similar choice among constitutions, and
 6 6 |     avoid making mistakes in the choice of magistrates?~Cleinias.
 7 6 |     justice may be regarded as a choice of magistrates, for every
 8 7 |       poets; while others select choice passages and long speeches,
 9 8 |         he who would gather the “choice” grapes or the “choice”
10 8 |           choice” grapes or the “choice” figs, as they are now termed,
11 8 |        Let a metic purchase the “choice” autumnal fruit, and then,
12 8 |        eat, let him take of the “choice” grapes for himself and
13 11|        lack of children, let the choice be made with a view to having