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 1 1 |   superiority in numbers may overcome and enslave the few just;
 2 1 |     inferior, the man who is overcome by pleasure or by pain?~
 3 1 |    should say the man who is overcome by pleasure; for all men
 4 1 | sense, than the other who is overcome by pain.~Athenian. But surely
 5 1 |     feeling of pleasure will overcome them just as fear would
 6 1 |      them just as fear would overcome the former class; and in
 7 1 |    arms against them, and to overcome them? Or does this principle
 8 1 |     valour fight against and overcome his own natural character—
 9 1 |      all other men, might be overcome by the potion.~Cleinias.
10 10|   the worse because they are overcome by pleasures and pains?~
11 11|  through his own folly, when overcome by pleasure or pain, in