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 1 1 |     mob and over the inferior classes may be truly said to be
 2 1 |   virtue, and that he devised classes of laws answering to the
 3 1 |    inventors of laws make the classes, for they only investigate
 4 3 | legislator to determine these classes?~Megillus. Certainly he
 5 3 |       Europe. There were four classes, arranged according to a
 6 4 |     tell me to which of these classes his own government is to
 7 4 |    for the good of particular classes and not for the good of
 8 4 |      that there are these two classes of doctors?~Cleinias. To
 9 4 |    observe that there are two classes of patients in states, slaves
10 6 |     vote, and the three first classes shall be compelled to vote;
11 6 |     chosen out of each of the classes, they shall choose one–half
12 6 |       chosen from the highest classes for the greater temples,
13 6 |    again are divided into two classes, the one having to do with
14 6 |     citizens, and three first classes shall be compelled to go
15 6 |     be of the third or second classes, or two minae if he be of
16 7 |    subdivided into two lesser classes, of which one is expressive
17 8 |     they shall settle various classes of craftsmen, with a view
18 9 |     in what respect these two classes of actions differ from one
19 10|  which of the above–mentioned classes of guardians would any man