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 1 3 |    Theseus when he cursed the unfortunate Hippolytus, do you imagine
 2 6 |       at present, such is the unfortunate condition of mankind, that
 3 8 | without ability, but they are unfortunate.~Cleinias. What do you mean?~
 4 8 |        Must not they be truly unfortunate whose souls are compelled
 5 9 |      affects the whole state. Unfortunate is the necessity of having
 6 9 |      any one of the houses be unfortunate, and stained with impiety,
 7 10|     neither you nor any other unfortunate will ever glory in escaping,
 8 11|      assigned, shall love the unfortunate orphan as though he were
 9 11|      man and his wife have an unfortunate incompatibility of temper,
10 12|      be improved, but not the unfortunate, for there is no advantage