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 1 VIII,  9 |       depends on community. Now brothers and comrades have all things
 2 VIII,  9 |       to children, and those of brothers to each other are not the
 3 VIII,  10| oligarchies. The association of brothers is like timocracy; for they
 4 VIII,  11|    relations. The friendship of brothers is like that of comrades;
 5 VIII,  12|         being born of them, and brothers love each other as being
 6 VIII,  12|        whence the friendship of brothers is akin to that of comrades.
 7 VIII,  12|     together by derivation from brothers, viz. by being derived from
 8 VIII,  12|       common. The friendship of brothers has the characteristics
 9  IX,  2  |    different things to parents, brothers, comrades, and benefactors,
10  IX,  2  |       on; while to comrades and brothers one should allow freedom