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1      I, XIII|    grow up to be citizens, and half the free persons in a state
2     II, IX  | condition of the women is bad, half the city may be regarded
3      V, I   |     one is of two, namely, the half. As I was saying before,
4      V, IV  |    proverb says—"Well begun is half done"; so an error at the
5      V, XI  |       be virtuous, or at least half virtuous; and he will not
6      V, XI  |        will not be wicked, but half wicked only.~
7      V, XII |   years, Periander forty and a half, and Psammetichus the son
8    VII, X   |  distant from one another only half a day’s journey. They say