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 1 1 |       constitutes the state and orders the life of man have in
 2 1 |       be a sound legislator who orders peace for the sake of war,
 3 3 | Athenians and Eretrians, having orders to carry them away captive;
 4 3 |         away captive; and these orders he was to execute under
 5 4 |       and when he has given his orders, like a tyrant, he rushes
 6 5 |      are impossible; and he who orders the state will desire what
 7 7 |         the lyre has to receive orders from us.~Cleinias. Certainly.~
 8 9 |        dominion in the soul and orders the life of every man, even
 9 9 |       the person who caught him orders, and if he survive, let
10 10|       Athenian. And as the soul orders and inhabits all things
11 10|        must we not say that she orders also the heavens?~Cleinias.
12 10|         law; and let them issue orders that he or she shall carry