Book, Paragraph

1    III, IV |      sailor, the citizen is a member of a community. Now, sailors
2    III, IV | constitution of which he is a member. If, then, there are many
3    III, XV |     individual cases. Now any member of the assembly, taken separately,
4      V, III|       many members, and every member ought to grow in proportion,
5      V, VI | especially if he be himself a member of the oligarchy, as Lygdamis
6    VII, II |    that of a citizen who is a member of a state, or that of an