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 1      I, I   |       see in what the different kinds of rule differ from one
 2      I, V   |        rule.~And there are many kinds both of rulers and subjects (
 3      I, VII |      and that all the different kinds of rule are not, as some
 4      I, VIII|        therefore there are many kinds of lives both of animals
 5      I, VIII|  hunting, which is of different kinds. Some, for example, are
 6      I, IX  |      connection between the two kinds of wealth-getting; in either,
 7      I, XI  |        of which there are three kinds—the provision of a ship,
 8      I, XI  | branches, for there are various kinds of things dug out of the
 9     II, II  |      many men, but of different kinds of men; for similars do
10    III, I   |       and attributes of various kinds of governments must first
11    III, IV  |      enough to show why the two kinds of virtue cannot be absolutely
12    III, IV  |      but will comprise distinct kinds, the one qualifying him
13    III, V   |    evident, there are different kinds of citizens; and he is a
14    III, VI  |      distinguishing the various kinds of authority; they have
15    III, XI  |         physicians are of three kinds: there is the ordinary practitioner,
16    III, XIV |       These, then, are the four kinds of royalty. First the monarchy
17     IV, III |        there are said to be two kinds, the Dorian and the Phrygian;
18     IV, IV  |     that there are only so many kinds of organs, but that there
19     IV, IV  |        in them—I mean different kinds of mouths, and stomachs,
20     IV, IV  |       same which have different kinds of mouths or of ears.) And
21     IV, IV  |      opinion that there are two kinds of government—democracy
22     IV, IV  |    These then are the different kinds of democracy.~
23     IV, V   |        too, there are different kinds: one where the property
24     IV, VI  |     there are so many different kinds of democracies and of oligarchies.
25     IV, VI  |        not by the laws.~So many kinds of democracies there are,
26     IV, VII |         enumerate the different kinds of government; like Plato,
27     IV, X   |   endure such a government.~The kinds of tyranny are such and
28     IV, XI  |         say that there are many kinds of democracy and many of
29     IV, XV  |      speculative interest.~What kinds of offices, and how many,
30     IV, XV  |  country; for there are various kinds of power: the power of the
31     IV, XVI |         some only? (2) how many kinds of law-courts are there? (
32     IV, XVI |       let me determine how many kinds of law-courts there are.
33     IV, XVI |  homicide, which are of various kinds, (a) premeditated, (b) involuntary, (
34     IV, XVI |     large cities. The different kinds of homicide may be tried
35      V, I   |          Now equality is of two kinds, numerical and proportional;
36      V, I   |      The inference is that both kinds of equality should be employed;
37      V, IV  |         Fraud, again, is of two kinds; for (1) sometimes the citizens
38     VI, I   |       government there are many kinds; and it will be well to
39     VI, IV  |                  IV~Of the four kinds of democracy, as was said
40     VI, IV  |        to destroy this or other kinds of government have been
41     VI, VII |          so also there are four kinds of military forces—the cavalry,
42     VI, VIII|         Enough of the different kinds of offices.~ ~
43    VII, VIII|    reason why there are various kinds of states and many forms
44    VII, IX  |   craftsmen, and laborers of an kinds are necessary to the existence
45    VII, XIV |   speaking, is divided into two kinds, for there is a practical
46   VIII, II  |    should be imparted only such kinds of knowledge as will be
47   VIII, III |         own sake; whereas those kinds of knowledge which are useful
48   VIII, IV  |       their bodies; for the two kinds of labor are opposed to
49   VIII, VII |       the spectators are of two kinds—the one free and educated,