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 1 1 |      similar institutions which are concerned with pleasure; there are
 2 2 |          are melodies: and music is concerned with harmony and rhythm,
 3 3 | contemporaries, as far as they were concerned not even the portion of
 4 7 |          one of gymnastic, which is concerned with the body, and the other
 5 7 |             may be truly said to be concerned with the virtue of body
 6 7 |            these we are undoubtedly concerned. Now the unwarlike muse,
 7 9 |            to certain Gods, who are concerned with the prevention of murders
 8 9 |             true art or politics is concerned, not with private but with
 9 10|        which our present enquiry is concerned.~Cleinias. Speak plainer.~
10 12|         with what is that intellect concerned which, mingling with the
11 12|             and glorious truths are concerned?~Cleinias. I suppose not.~