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 1 2 |          and this is true of all equality, for the equal is not equal
 2 3 |      there can never be any real equality. Now, in general, when the
 3 3 |         of introducing universal equality in the order of the state,
 4 5 |      magnitude and intensity and equality, and in the opposites of
 5 5 |         to nature similarity and equality and sameness and agreement,
 6 5 |  particular in order to preserve equality in special crises of the
 7 6 |   measure; and both by reason of equality, and by reason of inequality,
 8 6 | seditions. The old saying, that “equality makes friendship,” is happy
 9 6 |     confusion as to what sort of equality is meant. For there are
10 6 |       them. But there is another equality, of a better and higher
11 6 |          distribution of natural equality among unequals in each case.
12 6 |        we are obliged to use the equality of the lot, in order to
13 6 |          of more importance than equality in excessive fortune when
14 6 |          of their uniformity and equality towards the streets. The
15 11| incommensurabilities of goods to equality and common measure? And