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 1 4 | remembrance of them, and giving a reasonable portion of his fortune to
 2 5 |     intention, as we affirm, of a reasonable statesman, is not what the
 3 6 |      being permanent.~Cleinias. A reasonable supposition.~Athenian. Then
 4 6 |          offspring may be born of reasonable beings; for on what day
 5 7 |          Cleinias. Your words are reasonable enough; but shall we find
 6 9 |          appears to me to be very reasonable, but will you favour me
 7 9 |    younger in the city; and it is reasonable that a young man when struck
 8 10|         us that there are Gods by reasonable evidences, and also that
 9 12|      there were Gods, which was a reasonable belief in those days, because
10 12|     should not remain more than a reasonable time; let them see and hear