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 1      I, I   |      over more, the manager of a household; over a still larger number,
 2      I, I   |       difference between a great household and a small state. The distinction
 3      I, III |         of the management of the household. The parts of household
 4      I, III |          household. The parts of household management correspond to
 5      I, III |          persons who compose the household, and a complete household
 6      I, III |        household, and a complete household consists of slaves and freemen.
 7      I, III |          is another element of a household, the so-called art of getting
 8      I, III |          some, is identical with household management, according to
 9      I, III |         that the management of a household, and the mastership of slaves,
10      I, IV  |        Property is a part of the household, and the art of acquiring
11      I, IV  |          the art of managing the household; for no man can live well,
12      I, IV  |        is in the management of a household. Now instruments are of
13      I, VII |     nature slaves. The rule of a household is a monarchy, for every
14      I, VIII|       with the art of managing a household or a part of it, or instrumental
15      I, VIII|      easy to see that the art of household management is not identical
16      I, VIII|           For the art which uses household stores can be no other than
17      I, VIII|         no other than the art of household management. There is, however,
18      I, VIII|      getting wealth is a part of household management or a distinct
19      I, VIII|      part of the management of a household, in so far as the art of
20      I, VIII|          in so far as the art of household management must either find
21      I, VIII|      instruments to be used in a household or in a state. And so we
22      I, IX  |      part of the management of a household; whereas retail trade is
23      I, IX  | wealth-getting which consists in household management, on the other
24      I, IX  |          wealth is the object of household management, and the whole
25      I, IX  |         of the art of managing a household, concerned with the provision
26      I, X   |     business of the manager of a household and of the statesman or
27      I, X   |         duty of the manager of a household, who has to order the things
28      I, X   |      part of the management of a household and the art of medicine
29      I, X   |          surely the members of a household must have health just as
30      I, X   |         so in one way the art of household management, in another way
31      I, X   |      have said; one is a part of household management, the other is
32      I, XI  |    devices for obtaining it as a household, or even more so; hence
33      I, XII |                           XII~Of household management we have seen
34      I, XIII|       XIII~Thus it is clear that household management attends more
35     II, V   |     animals have not to manage a household. The government, too, as
36     II, VI  |         the good management of a household be promoted by his arrangement
37    III, IV  |         in the management of the household is different, for the duty
38    III, VI  |        treatise, when discussing household management and the rule
39    III, VI  |       wife and children and of a household, which we have called household
40    III, VI  |  household, which we have called household management, is exercised
41    III, XIV |  corresponds to the control of a household. For as household management
42    III, XIV |   control of a household. For as household management is the kingly
43    III, XIV |     house, so kingly rule is the household management of a city, or
44     IV, XV  |       offices are concerned with household management, like that of
45    VII, X   |        to provide also for their household. The expense of religious
46    VII, XVI |         in the management of the household. Thirdly, and this is the
47   VIII, III |           in the management of a household, in the acquisition of knowledge