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1     II, XI  |  worth, do a great deal of harm, and they have already done
2     II, XI  | and they have already done harm at Lacedaemon.~Most of the
3      V, VIII|   a person to do any great harm when his tenure of office
4      V, IX  |    and will devise all the harm against them which I can";
5    VII, I   |   them they must either do harm, or at any rate be of no
6    VII, VI  |  with their ports; and any harm which is likely to accrue
7   VIII, I   |  neglect of education does harm to the constitution The