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1 4 | mean that we have made a sufficient preamble about Gods and
2 5 | of persuasion and for a sufficient time, we will prevent them
3 5 | states. The territory must be sufficient to maintain a certain number
4 5 | number of citizens should be sufficient to defend themselves against
5 6 | one such minister will be sufficient, and he must be fifty years
6 6 | this may be regarded as a sufficient termination of what preceded.
7 6 | particulars, will be quite sufficient; and if the legislator be
8 6 | far as possible, with a sufficient number of suitable slaves
9 7 | fight with one another are sufficient exercise; for, in addition
10 7 | we have given the subject sufficient consideration. But that
11 7 | old poems which they deem sufficient they shall include; any
12 7 | produce, brings them a return sufficient for men living temperately;
13 8 | and the other buy, liquids sufficient to last during the whole
14 9 | prosecutes; three sureties sufficient in the opinion of the magistrates
15 11| present, whoever will offer sufficient surety on behalf of the
16 11| him away shall give three sufficient sureties; and if he give
17 11| he do not pay respect or sufficient respect to him who freed
18 11| natured, and made laws without sufficient observation or consideration
19 11| children; but those who have a sufficient number of children should
20 11| until he has begotten a sufficient number of sons to his family
21 11| if a man dies leaving a sufficient number of children, the
22 11| either sex, shall be deemed sufficient in the eye of the law. When
23 11| murder; and they must produce sufficient sureties that they will
24 12| deprived of his arms by a sufficient force, and him who voluntarily
25 12| magistrates, who will be a sufficient censor or examiner, if any
26 12| be larger than would be sufficient to receive the praises of
27 12| for a longer time than is sufficient to distinguish between him
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