Book, Paragraph

 1     II, IV  | members of the class they have left brothers, and children,
 2     II, VIII|       and rulers had better be left; the citizen will not gain
 3     II, XII |        the Olympic victor, who left Corinth in horror of the
 4     II, XII |       as the other.)~Draco has left laws, but he adapted them
 5    III, XI  |      be), but each individual, left to himself, forms an imperfect
 6    III, XIII|    tells us that the Argonauts left Heracles behind for a similar
 7    III, XIV |        some states nothing was left to them but the sacrifices;
 8    III, XVI |    determine matters which are left undecided by it, to the
 9    III, XVI |        of such matters must be left to man, but it is argued
10      V, IV  |     citizen, named Timophanes, left two daughters; Dexander,
11    VII, XVII|        take care that they are left as little as possible with
12   VIII, V   |       But these matters may be left for the present.~The first