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 1      I, II  |          which can with its body give effect to such foresight
 2      I, IX  |        things, which they had to give in exchange for what they
 3      I, XI  |       animals are most likely to give a return. A man ought to
 4     II, V   |       question of ownership will give a world of trouble. If they
 5     II, V   |       policy of the Cretans, who give their slaves the same institutions
 6     II, VII |         would be for the rich to give and not to receive marriage
 7     II, VII |          and for the poor not to give but to receive them.~Plato
 8     II, VIII|         find food themselves and give to the warriors from the
 9     II, IX  |      allows anybody who likes to give or bequeath it. Yet both
10     II, XI  |          the means by which they give stability to the state.
11    III, I   |         and that their functions give them no share in the government.
12    III, XI  |        certain other legislators give them the power of electing
13    III, XV  |         advised that they should give him only such a number.~
14    III, XVI |         but then men say that to give authority to any one man
15    III, XVII|        For, as I said before, to give them authority is not only
16     IV, VI  |       these are the causes which give birth to it. Another kind
17     IV, VIII|          as aristocracy seeks to give predominance to the best
18     IV, IX  |     judges, and to the poor they give no pay; but in democracies
19     IV, IX  |          but in democracies they give pay to the poor and do not
20     IV, XI  |         in Hellas was induced to give this middle constitution
21     IV, XV  |        the combinations of these give all possible modes: first,
22      V, II  |       number; and we have now to give an outline of each. We want
23      V, IV  |          two brothers refused to give an account of their father’
24      V, VI  |  oligarchs, fearing this danger, give the people a share in the
25      V, VIII|   increase of any citizen but to give moderate honor for a long
26      V, VIII|       for this evil is always to give the management of affairs
27      V, X   |   daughters in marriage, did not give him either of them, but
28      V, X   |          And men are very apt to give way to their passions when
29      V, XI  | strangers and artists. He should give an account of what he receives
30     VI, III |   hundred rich men? and shall we give the thousand a power equal
31     VI, III |      equal numbers from each and give them the control of the
32     VI, V   |    measure to be that which will give the greatest amount of democracy
33     VI, V   |       should be taken which will give them lasting prosperity;
34     VI, V   |       the poor amongst them, and give them the means of going
35    VII, I   |    nature as the qualities which give the individual who possesses
36    VII, II  |        of the constitution is to give men despotic power over
37    VII, XVI |       themselves; the physicians give good advice about the favorable
38   VIII, VI  |        of Archytas, which people give to their children in order
39   VIII, VI  |       which are intended only to give pleasure to the hearer,
40   VIII, VI  |     improvement, but in order to give pleasure, and that of a
41   VIII, VII |      purgative melodies likewise give an innocent pleasure to