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 1 [Title]|        weight to this reflection, viz. that there cannot be done
 2 13     |         To this strange doctrine, viz. That in the state of nature
 3 36     |          same rule of propriety, (viz.) that every man should
 4 67     |  distinguishing these two powers, viz. that which the father hath
 5 80     | conjunction than other creatures, viz. because the female is capable
 6 83     |          necessary to those ends, viz. procreation and mutual
 7 106    |          not that which I affirm, viz. that the beginning of politic
 8 112    |          have mentioned, is this, viz.~
 9 129    |        Sec. 129. The first power, viz. of doing whatsoever he
10 139    |          commander has his power, viz. the preservation of the
11 159    |         of nature and government, viz. That as much as may be,
12 168    |          lies no appeal on earth, viz. to judge, whether they
13 173    |         gives the first of these, viz. paternal power to parents
14 173    |       agreement gives the second, viz. political power to governors
15 183    |     enough fully to satisfy both, viz, for the conqueror's losses,
16 238    |  principal part of regal dignity, viz. to be next and immediately