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 1 1 | warfare; nor will he ever be a sound legislator who orders peace
 2 2 |        true.~Athenian. And the sound of the voice which reaches
 3 6 |     first, as to whether he is sound of body and of legitimate
 4 7 |        and producing in them a sound mind, which takes the place
 5 7 |        and girls alike, may be sound hand and foot, and may not,
 6 7 |      when the strings give one sound and the poet or composer
 7 9 |        he being at the time of sound mind, then let any one who
 8 10|  expired, if any of them be of sound mind let him be restored
 9 11|     consent; and may I be of a sound mind, and do to others as
10 11|        days.~Any one who is of sound mind may arrest his own
11 11|        prelude be an unmeaning sound in the cars of any one,