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 1 5 |       incapable of reformation and wholly evil, the vials of our wrath
 2 6 |           private life of citizens wholly to take care of itself;
 3 7 |           not however that we mean wholly to exclude pleasure, which
 4 7 |    Athenian. I think that I am not wholly in want of a pattern, for
 5 7 |           commensurable and others wholly incommensurable, and you
 6 8 |          the love of wealth, which wholly absorbs men, and never for
 7 8 |         his point, but he would be wholly at variance with the custom
 8 8 | dishonourable, but not, to abstain wholly. In this way there will
 9 9 |      ancestors, retaining only and wholly their appointed lot. And
10 12|            having deposited it, is wholly unjust. Wherefore the law