Parte, Capitolo, §

 1     1,     3,   5|   disorderly ambitions in the multitudes, extinguishing the real
 2     1,    11,   1| propaganda that create in the multitudes a state of soul that~ignores
 3     2,     3,   3|     among individuals and the multitudes, a far greater esteem for
 4     2,     5,   4|    should try to win over the multitudes. However, it should not
 5     2,    11,   1|      most cases, the scorning multitudes will do just that. ~·        
 6     2,    11,   1|   communism is unknown by the multitudes, and the doctrine of Marx
 7     3,     2,   1|      several attempts made by multitudes of needy Albanians to enter
 8     3,     2,   1|    effects of the presence of multitudes of Mohammedans casually
 9     3,     2,   2|     persuasive power over the multitudes - which the recourse to
10  Post            |     authentic elites over the multitudes, so that the latter may