Book, Chapter

1  Int,   3|    which surround us and our relations to them, and thus have they
2    1,  14|   that I could resume my old relations with my Giton. (Bearing
3    1,  15|      who had renewed his old relations with Ascyltos, would not
4    4, 115|   night! Neither parents nor relations could divert her from punishing
5    5, 145|   registered harlots. As the relations of these unregistered women
6    6     | rarely visited their nearest relations. This was why marriage between
7    6     | lives, but, united in social relations, we consider these pleasures