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 1 1 |         you are the only people known to us, whether Greek or
 2 1 | Cleinias. Yes, all that is well known.~Athenian. Also that they
 3 1 |      Stranger, ever really been known among men?~Athenian. No;
 4 3 |     wonders if any one had only known how to make a right use
 5 3 |         the then commanders had known how to arrange their army
 6 5 |        time advances he becomes known, and lays up in store for
 7 5 |     that the citizens should be known to one another. When not
 8 6 |        lose time in making them known to the city, and healing
 9 6 |       house—such tales are well known.~Megillus. To be sure.~Athenian.
10 10|       the same disorder. I have known many of them, and can tell
11 10|      shakes your faith—you have known or heard or been yourself