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 1      I, II  |       same milk." And this is the reason why Hellenic states were
 2      I, V   |      question, on grounds both of reason and of fact. For that some
 3      I, VIII|        statesmen, and what is the reason of this.~
 4      I, X   |       sort, and with the greatest reason, is usury, which makes a
 5     II, II  |           this is not possible by reason of the natural equality
 6     II, IV  |          intercourse for no other reason than the violence of the
 7     II, IV  |         will be lost; there is no reason why the so-called father
 8     II, IV  |          committing any crimes by reason of consanguinity. Touching
 9     II, V   |          own business. And yet by reason of goodness, and in respect
10     II, VII |         nay, this is not the only reason—they may desire superfluities
11     II, VII |          to go to war with you by reason of the excess of your wealth,
12     II, IX  |      happened to the Cretans; the reason probably is that the neighboring
13     II, IX  |         of their virtue. For this reason the Spartans used to join
14     II, X   |    foreign dominions. This is the reason why the Perioeci are contented
15     II, XII |      democracy, which is the very reason why he is sometimes blamed.
16     II, XII |        that it might. This is the reason why they settled at Thebes,
17    III, VI  |       themselves. For there is no reason why the trainer may not
18    III, VII |      constitution. And there is a reason for this use of language.
19    III, VIII|      wealth. Wherever men rule by reason of their wealth, whether
20    III, IX  |        men judge erroneously. The reason is that they are passing
21    III, IX  |          persons, chiefly for the reason which I have just given—
22    III, XI  |      judicial functions. For this reason Solon and certain other
23    III, XI  |          or members. And for this reason the many may claim to have
24    III, XII |        other advantage, will be a reason for his obtaining a greater
25    III, XII |         in their art, there is no reason why those of them who are
26    III, XII |        evident that there is good reason why in politics men do not
27    III, XII |          others swift, that is no reason why the one should have
28    III, XII |            or rich, may with good reason claim office; for holders
29    III, XIII|         home and country. Another reason is, that those who are sprung
30    III, XIII|    equality for all. And for this reason democratic states have instituted
31    III, XIII|     Heracles behind for a similar reason; the ship Argo would not
32    III, XV  |      kingships, probably for this reason, because of old, when cities
33    III, XVI |          be deemed to bid God and Reason alone rule, but he who bids
34    III, XVI |           best of men. The law is reason unaffected by desire. We
35     IV, III |                           III~The reason why there are many forms
36     IV, IV  |           the same time. For this reason the rich and the poor are
37     IV, VI  |           actually share, for the reason which has been already given;
38     IV, XI  |        for when they are boys, by reason of the luxury in which they
39     IV, XI  |          them. I will explain the reason of this hereafter, when
40     IV, XI  |        dissensions. For a similar reason large states are less liable
41     IV, XI  | democratical or oligarchical. The reason is that the middle class
42     IV, XI  |       democracy. There is another reason—the poor and the rich quarrel
43     IV, XIII|       government; and this is the reason why the states which we
44     IV, XV  |      intervals. Hence there is no reason why the care of many offices
45     IV, XV  |        merit, or for some special reason, as at Megara only those
46      V, I   |           for they alone can with reason be deemed absolutely unequal),
47      V, IV  |          upon them. And, for this reason, those who are eminent in
48      V, V   |           they were then; and the reason is that they were generals
49      V, V   |       formerly than now, for this reason also, that great power was
50      V, VI  |      against the rich. For a like reason in Aegina the person who
51      V, VII |     although few not for the same reason; hence the two are often
52      V, VIII|         any other. And for a like reason an increase of prosperity
53      V, X   |     Archelaus, though even a less reason would have sufficed, for
54      V, X   |         which is an impediment to reason, whereas hatred is painless.~
55      V, XI  |       their subjects. This is the reason why the kingly office has
56      V, XI  |     Molossians. And for a similar reason it has continued among the
57      V, XI  |          another; and this is the reason why tyrants are at war with
58      V, XI  |        absent from home, has more reason to fear the guardians of
59      V, XII |          for a hundred years. The reason was that they treated their
60      V, XII |          form it changes. And the reason is, that he could not very
61     VI, VI  |      oligarchies. We have only to reason from opposites and compare
62    VII, I   |          to be in accordance with reason. For, whereas external goods
63    VII, I   |         happy and blessed, not by reason of any external good, but
64    VII, I   |       good, but in himself and by reason of his own nature. And herein
65    VII, IV  |           may argue on grounds of reason, and the same result will
66    VII, VII |       despised by them; for which reason Archilochus, complaining
67    VII, VIII|  qualities of men are clearly the reason why there are various kinds
68    VII, XV  |          two corresponding states—reason and appetite. And as the
69    VII, XV  |        from their very birth, but reason and understanding are developed
70    VII, XV  |       must be for the sake of the reason, and our care of the body
71    VII, XVI |       health; or for some similar reason.~As to adultery, let it
72   VIII, III |          is in fact evidently the reason of its introduction, this
73   VIII, V   |   sweetest.~ ~Hence and with good reason it is introduced into social
74   VIII, V   |          may infer this to be the reason why men seek happiness from
75   VIII, VI  |         ugly; but with still more reason may we say that she rejected
76   VIII, VI  |          to his hearers. For this reason the execution of such music