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 1 3 | publicly present such as they approve to the chiefs who lead the
 2 4 |      which justice cannot but approve, and is utterly destroyed,
 3 4 |      mean; and you choose and approve and order the last without
 4 4 |    much money to spend, would approve of the niggardly; and the
 5 5 | Perhaps also some one may not approve this form, because he thinks
 6 6 |       or reject men whom they approve or disapprove, as they are
 7 6 |    marriage as wise men would approve. Now they would advise you
 8 7 |       themselves to learn and approve them, and any of them who
 9 9 |      a year, or if the judges approve of a longer period, their
10 10|   whom the law is said now to approve, let us take this way, my
11 12|    this sort which the elders approve, the younger men shall learn
12 12|       foundation.~Megillus. I approve of your suggestion, and