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 1 3 |        they did not receive them properly, and as they ought to have
 2 3 |        how to arrange their army properly, how would they have attained
 3 3 |        government by others when properly limited, which was our ancient
 4 3 |         of your ancestors, I may properly speak of the actions of
 5 5 |        so that they can use them properly and to their own good, will
 6 6 |          which he does not think properly filled up, and exhibit it
 7 6 |      solid, quiet and compounded properly; whereas the drunkard is
 8 6 | treatment of slaves is to behave properly to them, and to do to them,
 9 6 |     Cleinias, were matters which properly came before the marriages;
10 7 |         that the children behave properly and orderly—they themselves
11 7 |       seems best, you spoke very properly, and I now feel compunction
12 12|       can the citizens of a city properly observe the laws by habit