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 1 8 |      from hanging up a lifeless image and practising at that.
 2 8 |         who had in his mind the image of true law. How can we
 3 9 |    passing.—Do you remember the image in which I likened the men
 4 9 |       involuntary, but only the image or shadow of the involuntary;
 5 10|         be safer to look at the image only.~Cleinias. What do
 6 10|       globe, we invented a fair image, which does no discredit
 7 10|         the less can we find an image of the greater? Are they
 8 10|         That would be a fearful image of the Gods.~Athenian. Nor
 9 11|          that we can possess no image which is more honoured by
10 11|         than that of a lifeless image. For the living, when they
11 12| together reason and mind in one image, in the hope that our citizens