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 1      I, III |    state we must speak of the management of the household. The parts
 2      I, III |        The parts of household management correspond to the persons
 3      I, III |      identical with household management, according to others, a
 4      I, III |       a science, and that the management of a household, and the
 5      I, IV  |   their work, so it is in the management of a household. Now instruments
 6      I, VIII|     that the art of household management is not identical with the
 7      I, VIII|     than the art of household management. There is, however, a doubt
 8      I, VIII| wealth is a part of household management or a distinct art. If the
 9      I, VIII|       nature is a part of the management of a household, in so far
10      I, VIII|       as the art of household management must either find ready to
11      I, IX  |     form they are part of the management of a household; whereas
12      I, IX  |   which consists in household management, on the other hand, has
13      I, IX  |       the object of household management, and the whole idea of their
14      I, X   |       wealth is a part of the management of a household and the art
15      I, X   |      way the art of household management, in another way the subordinate
16      I, X   |    one is a part of household management, the other is retail trade:
17      I, XII |              XII~Of household management we have seen that there
18      I, XIII|       is clear that household management attends more to men than
19     II, VI  |  extent? Again, will the good management of a household be promoted
20     II, IX  |  difficulty, the treatment or management of slaves is a troublesome
21    III, IV  |      indeed their part in the management of the household is different,
22    III, VI  |     when discussing household management and the rule of a master,
23    III, VI  |      we have called household management, is exercised in the first
24    III, XIV |   household. For as household management is the kingly rule of a
25    III, XIV |  kingly rule is the household management of a city, or of a nation,
26     IV, XV  |      concerned with household management, like that of the corn measurers
27      V, VIII|    evil is always to give the management of affairs and offices of
28    VII, XVI |    disputes will arise in the management of the household. Thirdly,
29   VIII, III |       in money-making, in the management of a household, in the acquisition