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 1 1 |    have been their lawgiver. Leaving the story, we may observe
 2 1 |   What would you say then to leaving these matters for the present,
 3 6 |    wrong; for he cannot help leaving the impression of himself
 4 6 |      but you are mistaken in leaving the women unregulated by
 5 7 |     There let it lie; and so leaving it to lie, we will proceed
 6 8 |  they are very well ordered.~Leaving the common tables, we may
 7 8 | either to grant him delay in leaving the country, or to allow
 8 9 |    be involuntary injustice. Leaving the question of names, about
 9 10|     attempt first by myself; leaving you in safety on the bank,
10 10|  impious men growing old and leaving their children’s children
11 11|     in age. If a woman dies, leaving children, male or female,
12 11|     state. And if a man dies leaving a sufficient number of children,