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 1      I, XI  |      the second is usury, the third, service for hire—of this,
 2      I, XI  |       labor. There is still a third sort of wealth getting intermediate
 3      I, XII |  another of a father, and the third of a husband. A husband
 4     II, VI  |   from this latter is taken a third class of counselors and
 5     II, VI  |   second class and out of the third class, but not in this latter
 6     II, VII |      of temperance; as to the third, if any desire pleasures
 7     II, VIII|      one of husbandmen, and a third of armed defenders of the
 8     II, VIII|       sacred, one public, the third private: the first was set
 9     II, VIII|     support the warriors, the third was the property of the
10     II, XI  |  aristocracy, there will be a third form under which the constitution
11     II, XII |    called zeugitae, or from a third class of so-called knights
12    III, I   |       another second, another third, have, when regarded in
13    III, II  |    further question: How this third or fourth ancestor came
14    III, IV  |        another a pilot, and a third a look-out man, a fourth
15    III, XIV |     monarchy, and there was a third (3) which existed in ancient
16    III, XIV |     in accordance with law. A third is the power of the so-called
17     IV, IV  |     to the grace of life. The third class is that of traders,
18     IV, VI  |     of paying the citizens. A third kind is when all freemen
19     IV, VI  |      property, there arises a third and further stage of oligarchy,
20     IV, VII | perfect state, and there is a third form, viz., the constitutions
21     IV, IX  |  between them. (3) There is a third mode, in which something
22     IV, X   |    own fancy. There is also a third kind of tyranny, which is
23     IV, XI  |      another very poor, and a third in a mean. It is admitted
24     IV, XVI | offenses against the state; a third is concerned with treason
25     IV, XVI |     causes, oligarchical; the third, in which some courts are
26      V, VIII|    and in larger cities every third or fifth year. If the whole
27      V, XII |  tyrant, was a great soldier. Third in duration was the rule
28     VI, I   |   added to the second, or the third to the two others, not only
29     VI, VIII|   another of the fountains, a third of harbors. There is another
30    VII, XIV | general despotism, and in the third place they should seek to
31    VII, XVII|     common custom, and in the third place, what these regulations
32   VIII, V   |       cultivation, which is a third alternative? Now obviously