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 1 1 |    good, one of us may have to censure the laws of the others,
 2 1 |       free as you like in your censure of our laws, for there is
 3 1 |   moment’s notice to praise or censure any practice which is matter
 4 1 |        doing mischief, were to censure a goat or any other animal
 5 1 |       sense or justice in such censure?~Megillus. Certainly not.~
 6 2 |         Let us not then simply censure the gift of Dionysus as
 7 7 |      changes in the praise and censure of manners are the greatest
 8 7 |      order moderate praise and censure of hunting; the praise being
 9 7 |      young men better, and the censure to that which has the opposite
10 8 | against them? Will not all men censure as womanly him who imitates
11 11|     loses the cause shall have censure and blame from the legislator,