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 1      I, IV  |             Now instruments are of various sorts; some are living,
 2      I, VIII|          provision of clothing and various instruments. Now if nature
 3      I, IX  | necessarily came into use. For the various necessaries of life are
 4      I, XI  |            branches, for there are various kinds of things dug out
 5      I, XI  |     written upon these subjects by various persons; for example, by
 6      I, XI  |           the merchants from their various markets came to buy, he
 7      I, XIII|          first, let us examine the various theories of a perfect state.~ ~
 8     II, XII |      conclude our inquiry into the various constitutions which either
 9    III, I   |          essence and attributes of various kinds of governments must
10    III, IV  |      character and are executed by various classes of slaves, such,
11    III, VI  |   difficulty in distinguishing the various kinds of authority; they
12    III, VIII|         philosophical study of the various sciences, and does not regard
13    III, XVII|         respecting royalty and its various forms, and this is the answer
14     IV, II  |     establish some one among these various forms, whether of democracy
15     IV, IV  |         people and in the notables various classes are included; of
16     IV, IX  |        qualification. Such are the various modes of combination.~There
17     IV, XII |         arises, similarly assuming various forms according to the kind
18     IV, XIII|            explained why there are various forms of government, and
19     IV, XIII|          generally and to whom the various forms of government are
20     IV, XIV |       people desire. But there are various ways in which all may share
21     IV, XIV |          government.~These are the various forms of the deliberative
22     IV, XIV |             they correspond to the various forms of government. And
23     IV, XV  |         the country; for there are various kinds of power: the power
24     IV, XVI |          of homicide, which are of various kinds, (a) premeditated, (
25      V, IX  |          to be for the interest of various constitutions, all these
26      V, XI  |           limited by Theopompus in various respects, more particularly
27      V, XII |          observed the laws; and in various ways gained the favor of
28     VI, I   |           power in states, and the various arrangements of law-courts
29     VI, I   |           we ought to consider the various combinations of these modes
30     VI, I   |       remains to be mentioned: the various properties and characteristics
31     VI, VIII|            of City Warden, and has various departments, which, in more
32     VI, VIII|           is distributed among the various departments; these are called
33     VI, VIII|        Such officers are called by various names—Scrutineers, Auditors,
34    VII, VIII|          little or none of it, the various qualities of men are clearly
35    VII, VIII|           the reason why there are various kinds of states and many