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 1      I, II  |          there will be no foot or hand, except in an equivocal
 2      I, II  |         we might speak of a stone hand; for when destroyed the
 3      I, II  |            for when destroyed the hand will be no better than that.
 4      I, IV  |          touch the lyre without a hand to guide them, chief workmen
 5      I, VIII|         must either find ready to hand, or itself provide, such
 6      I, IX  |          management, on the other hand, has a limit; the unlimited
 7      I, XIII|        from freemen? On the other hand, since they are men and
 8      I, XIII|           subjects, oil the other hand, require only that measure
 9     II, V   |         of arms. If, on the other hand, the inferior classes are
10     II, IX  |       affair; for, if not kept in hand, they are insolent, and
11     II, IX  |  themselves into the legislator’s hand, already prepared by the
12     II, X   |         be no doubt.~On the other hand, the Cosmi are even a worse
13    III, IV  |        station. But, on the other hand, it may be argued that men
14    III, VI  |   perishes with him. On the other hand, the government of a wife
15    III, XI  |  imperfect judgment. On the other hand, the popular form of government
16    III, XIII|          and exiled; on the other hand, he ought not to be a subject—
17    III, XV  |    replied, but then on the other hand an individual will be better
18    III, XV  |         though he might, will not hand on his power to his children.
19     IV, XI  |           wealth, or on the other hand who is very poor, or very
20     IV, XI  |           obedience. On the other hand, the very poor, who are
21     IV, XIV |        The citizens, on the other hand, are assembled only for
22     IV, XIV |        democratical.~On the other hand, that some should deliberate
23      V, IV  |          government. On the other hand, the victory of Salamis,
24      V, VI  |         distrust, the two parties hand over the defense of the
25      V, VII |          some government close at hand having an opposite interest,
26      V, VIII|      makes the government keep in hand the constitution. Wherefore
27      V, VIII|           oligarchy, on the other hand, great care should be taken
28      V, IX  |         stewardship, on the other hand, the opposite rule should
29      V, X   |            Phalaris, on the other hand, and the Ionian tyrants,
30     VI, II  |      freeman, since, on the other hand, not to live as a man likes
31    VII, IX  |        strength. But on the other hand, since it is an impossible
32    VII, XIII| legislator must find ready to his hand in a state, others he must
33   VIII, V   |         moral ideas. On the other hand, even in mere melodies there
34   VIII, VI  |    require extraordinary skill of hand. There is a meaning also