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 1 2|     are figures and there are melodies: and music is concerned
 2 2| although you can speak of the melodies or figures of the brave
 3 2|      say that the figures and melodies which are expressive of
 4 2|      a lawgiver may institute melodies which have a natural truth
 5 2|   find in any way the natural melodies, he may confidently embody
 6 2|       the figures, and in his melodies, the music of temperate
 7 2|    well executed in words and melodies and rhythms?~Cleinias. Certainly.~
 8 2|       nor after combining the melodies with the gestures of freemen
 9 7|    with words and rhythms and melodies most sorrowful to hear;
10 7|   assign to them their proper melodies and rhythms. It is shocking
11 7|    forms. Now both sexes have melodies and rhythms which of necessity