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 1     II, VII |    character. Phaleas has not laid down any rule; but we should
 2     II, VIII| planning cities, and who also laid out the Piraeus—a strange
 3     II, VIII|        when a simple issue is laid before them, should distinguish
 4     II, VIII|       the indictment has been laid in an unqualified form;
 5    III, XII |  distinctions which have been laid down by us about Ethics.
 6    III, XVII|    with the principle already laid down. For surely it would
 7     IV, XIII|       no absolute rule can be laid down, but we must see what
 8     IV, XIV |    principles which have been laid down. Now it is for the
 9      V, V   |   from the principles already laid down.~Revolutions in democracies
10     VI, V   |     to the principles already laid down concerning the preservation
11    VII, XI  |     the streets are regularly laid out after the modern fashion
12    VII, XI  |      whole town should not be laid out in straight lines, but
13    VII, XVII|     any regulations are to be laid down about children, and