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 1      I, VI  |         opposite view have in a certain way right on their side,
 2      I, VII |          but because he is of a certain character, and the same
 3      I, VIII| viviparous animals have up to a certain time a supply of food for
 4     II, V   |    which is said to exist among certain barbarians. Or (3), the
 5     II, V   |         Property should be in a certain sense common, but, as a
 6     II, V   |     states, exists already to a certain extent and may be carried
 7     II, VI  |     sufficiently equalized by a certain number of marriages being
 8     II, VI  |         land also increase to a certain extent? Again, will the
 9     II, VII |       was of opinion that, to a certain extent, accumulation should
10     II, VIII|        if the accuser produce a certain number of witnesses from
11     II, VIII|     infer that sometimes and in certain cases laws may be changed;
12     II, VIII|   anybody who likes, or only by certain persons? These are very
13     II, IX  |         matter of the Andrians, certain of the Ephors who were bribed
14     II, X   |        Cosmi are elected out of certain families, and not out of
15    III, I   |       that the state has done a certain act; others, no, not the
16    III, I   |   citizen because he lives in a certain place, for resident aliens
17    III, I   |     prevails at Carthage; there certain magistrates decide all causes.
18    III, II  | furthering the state, whether a certain act is or is not an act
19    III, III | respecting the state, whether a certain act is or is not an act
20    III, V   |          are only citizens on a certain assumption. Nay, in ancient
21    III, XI  |       For this reason Solon and certain other legislators give them
22    III, XI  |     form of government involves certain difficulties. In the first
23    III, XII |      sort of equality; and to a certain extent they agree in the
24    III, XII |         commensurable; for if a certain amount is better than some
25    III, XIII|     unequal share in all, it is certain that all forms of government
26    III, XIII|       All men have a claim in a certain sense, as I have already
27    III, XIV |         term of years, or until certain duties had been performed.
28    III, XIV |        subjects, but limited to certain functions; the king was
29    III, XVI |        even if it be better for certain individuals to govern, they
30     IV, IV  |      are elected according to a certain property qualification,
31     IV, X   |       with one another, exhibit certain differences. And they are,
32     IV, XIV |       But in oligarchies either certain persons should be co-opted
33     IV, XV  |  assigned of deliberating about certain measures and ofjudging and
34     IV, XV  |      from the free—or are there certain differences in the offices
35     IV, XV  |         offices are peculiar to certain forms of government: for
36     IV, XVI |      all classes, and some from certain classes only, aristocratical
37      V, IV  |      government of Epidamnus. A certain man betrothed his daughter
38      V, VI  |     elected for life and out of certain families in a manner similar
39      V, VI  |  magistrate to persons having a certain money qualification, often
40      V, VII |        Order"; for he speaks of certain citizens who were ruined
41      V, XI  |        which was thus made in a certain sense not less, but greater.
42      V, XII |      but all things change in a certain cycle; and that the origin
43      V, XII |        conceives that nature at certain times produces bad men who
44     VI, IV  |         people are drawn from a certain class. Some of the ancient
45     VI, IV  |      should possess more than a certain quantity of land, or that,
46     VI, IV  |     land should not be within a certain distance from the town or
47     VI, IV  |   effect that there should be a certain portion of every man’s land
48     VI, IV  |       slaves (which may be to a certain extent advantageous) and
49     VI, VII |        who have abstained for a certain number of years from mean
50     VI, VIII|       magistrates are chosen in certain states—guardians of the
51    VII, II  |     which was handed round at a certain feast. Among the Iberians,
52    VII, III |       activity, and therefore a certain kind of action, is an end,
53    VII, IV  |     impossible. There will be a certain number of citizens, a country
54    VII, IV  |        there may be a ship of a certain size, either too large or
55    VII, VIII|       fourthly, there must be a certain amount of revenue, both
56    VII, X   | historians say that there was a certain Italus, king of Oenotria,
57    VII, X   |     retain this institution and certain other laws of his. On the
58    VII, XI  |        straight lines, but only certain quarters and regions; thus
59    VII, XIII|         so, too, he must have a certain character, both of body
60   VIII, II  |       to acquire, but only in a certain degree, and if he attend
61   VIII, V   |         by gymnastic to be of a certain character? Or shall we say
62   VIII, VI  |       it is quite possible that certain methods of teaching and
63   VIII, VII |         of melodies proposed by certain philosophers into ethical