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 1      I, V   |       of war and peace. But the opposite often happens—that some
 2      I, VI  |         that those who take the opposite view have in a certain way
 3      I, IX  |     matter of fact, we find the opposite to be the case; for all
 4     II, IV  |         a law would be just the opposite of which good laws ought
 5     II, VI  |      sizes: but in the Laws the opposite principle is maintained.
 6     II, VII |  inequality of honor, though in opposite ways. For the common people
 7    III, VIII|     their hands; democracy, the opposite, when the indigent, and
 8     IV, XI  |       very poor, who are in the opposite extreme, are too degraded.
 9     IV, XIV |       with the magistrates. The opposite of what is done in constitutional
10      V, IV  | Revolutions also break out when opposite parties, e.g., the rich
11      V, VI  |  sometimes change, not into the opposite forms of government, but
12      V, VII |         constitution to take an opposite form. In like manner constitutional
13      V, VII |         close at hand having an opposite interest, or at a distance,
14      V, VIII|          and destruction is the opposite of preservation.~In all
15      V, VIII|     rule of families; or in the opposite case constitutional government
16      V, VIII|         and offices of state to opposite elements; such opposites
17      V, IX  |          on the other hand, the opposite rule should be observed;
18      V, IX  |       and should take oaths the opposite of those which they now
19      V, IX  |       and to entertain the very opposite feeling; in the form of
20      V, X   |  destroyed from without by some opposite and more powerful form of
21      V, XI  |         speak generally, by the opposite causes; or, if we consider
22      V, XI  |       are preserved in two most opposite ways. One of them is the
23      V, XI  |         proceeds upon an almost opposite principle of action. The
24      V, XI  |      pleasures he should be the opposite of our modern tyrants, who
25      V, XII |  governments more often take an opposite form than one akin to them.
26     VI, I   |         also bring to light the opposite form of government commonly
27     VI, II  |      democracy appear to be the opposite of these—low birth, poverty,
28     VI, VI  | oligarchy clearly depends on an opposite principle, viz., good order.~
29    VII, II  |       wellbeing. Others take an opposite view; they maintain that
30    VII, IX  |         all, in oligarchies the opposite practice prevails. Now,
31    VII, XIII|      attain happiness under the opposite conditions (for this also