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 1 3 |       well or ill founded, was terrible to all the Hellenes, and
 2 7 | without gets the better of the terrible and violent internal one,
 3 7 |        keep awake at night are terrible to the bad, whether enemies
 4 7 |     entire ignorance is not so terrible or extreme an evil, and
 5 8 |    stranger, and when aroused, terrible are the wars which they
 6 9 |       things about which it is terrible and unpleasant to legislate,
 7 10|      when they are awakened by terrible apparitions and dreams or
 8 11|      is mad, or has some other terrible malady of soul or body,
 9 12|        and save them from many terrible punishments, the way of
10 12|     hope to the good, but very terrible to the bad, as the laws