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That is so.Athenian
And as law-wardens of these laws and cooperators therewith, there must be sober and sedate men to act as commanders over the un-sober; for to fight drunkenness without these would be a more formidable task than to fight enemies without sedate leaders. Any man who refuses willingly to obey these men and the officers
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- Plato, Letters, Plat. L. 7
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- LSJ, εἰσπέμπω
- LSJ, συνδημιουργ-ός