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 1      I, VI  |      opposite view have in a certain way right on their side, may
 2      I, VIII|             the last, whether in the way that the art of making shuttles
 3      I, VIII|            art of weaving, or in the way that the casting of bronze
 4      I, VIII|             instrumental in the same way, but the one provides tools
 5      I, VIII|           solitary; they live in the way which is best adapted to
 6      I, VIII|            similarly combined in any way which the needs of men may
 7      I, IX  |       producing wealth, not in every way, but by exchange. And it
 8      I, X   |             the physician; so in one way the art of household management,
 9      I, X   |     household management, in another way the subordinate art, has
10      I, XI  |             the man had discovered a way of making money which was
11      I, XIII|            qualities. And, whichever way we answer the question,
12      I, XIII|            the soul has shown us the way; in it one part naturally
13     II, III |            This, however, is not the way in which people would speak
14     II, III |            sense, such a unity in no way conduces to harmony. And
15     II, III |           each to say "mine" in this way, making a man the same relation
16     II, III |            fashion! Nor is there any way of preventing brothers and
17     II, VI  |          property be defined in some way which differs from this
18     II, VI  |         temperately, which is only a way of saying "to live well";
19     II, VI  |          combines both elements, the way in which the rich are compelled
20     II, VII |           and that then the shortest way of compassing the desired
21     II, VIII|         guilty of perjury, whichever way they voted. He also enacted
22     II, VIII|          another four minae. In this way they will go on splitting
23     II, IX  |         court them, so that, in this way as well together with the
24     II, IX  |               and to the laws. Their way of life, too, is not in
25     II, X   |         foreign invaders found their way into the island, the weakness
26     II, XI  |           disgrace themselves in any way; and to this his attention
27     II, XI  |          revolted, there would be no way of restoring peace by legal
28    III, XI  |            full of enemies. The only way of escape is to assign to
29     IV, I   |          into being in a fragmentary way, it is the province of a
30     IV, II  |             better, for it is a long way from aristocracy, and democracy
31     IV, III |            the better and more exact way is to distinguish, as I
32     IV, XI  |             the constitution its own way, and thus arises either
33     IV, XIV |           inquiries; and that is the way in which the last and worst
34     IV, XV  |              some offices in the one way, to some in the other. Again,
35     IV, XV  |              some offices in the one way, to others in the other,
36      V, II  |           themselves affected in the way described, and about the
37      V, II  |             mentioned, viewed in one way may be regarded as seven,
38      V, III |            are allowed to find their way into the highest offices,
39      V, VI  |            very few ever found their way into it, because the senators
40      V, VII |           and, in general, whichever way the constitution inclines,
41      V, VIII|         little." this is true in one way, but not in another, for
42      V, VIII|           rich and the poor. Another way is to combine the poor and
43      V, VIII|             inheritance; for in this way properties will be equalized,
44      V, X   |              rivals and stand in the way of their power; and also
45      V, X   |           must always put out of the way the citizens who overtop
46      V, X   |        ambition arise in a different way as well as in those already
47      V, X   |             men are very apt to give way to their passions when they
48      V, XI  |               not extravagant in his way of life; he should win the
49     VI, I   | aristocratical, or when in any other way there is a want of harmony
50     VI, II  |           their numbers. And in this way men think that they will
51     VI, IV  |             a democracy. This is the way in which demagogues proceed.
52     VI, VII |         heavy-armed. And this is the way in which the poor get the
53     VI, VIII|          wants; this is the readiest way to make a state self-sufficing
54    VII, I   |             Thus much may suffice by way of preface: for I could
55    VII, IV  |                       IV~Thus far by way of introduction. In what
56    VII, IX  |           both functions will in one way belong to the same, in another,
57    VII, XI  |             assailants to find their way in, is preferable. A city
58    VII, XIV |             be effected, and in what way they will respectively share
59    VII, XIV |             And we call a man in any way good because he has the
60    VII, XIV |      principle, too, in our ordinary way of speaking, is divided
61    VII, XVI |             woman to be found in any way unfaithful when they are
62    VII, XVII|              designed to prepare the way for the business of later
63    VII, XVII|              be granted, and in what way granted, if at all. Theodorus,
64   VIII, III |              says there is no better way of passing life than when
65   VIII, V   |           end, but often rest by the way and amuse themselves, not
66   VIII, VI  |            be taught music in such a way as to become not only critics