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 1 2 |       Athenian. Let us not then simply censure the gift of Dionysus
 2 2 | peculiar to it, whereas song is simply the movement of the voice.~
 3 4 |    their notions of justice are simply unmeaning. I say this, because
 4 7 |      Enough of all this. I will simply ask once more whether we
 5 8 |       that our ordinance should simply run in the following terms:
 6 9 |         if we were legislators, simply bound under some great necessity
 7 9 | committed the offence, he shall simply pay for the hurt which he
 8 9 |         wounds another he shall simply pay for the harm, for no
 9 11|         to raise the price, but simply ask the value; this the
10 11|        habits, if a person were simply allowed to make any will
11 12|      and in this way suits were simply and speedily decided by
12 12|   disobeys, if he be convicted, simply die. With a view to taxation,