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 1      I, IX  |          later, when the family divided into parts, the parts shared
 2     II, V   |         common, but the produce divided among individuals for their
 3     II, VI  |        state. The population is divided into two classes—one of
 4     II, VIII|     composed of 10,000 citizens divided into three parts—one of
 5     II, VIII| defenders of the state. He also divided the land into three parts,
 6     II, VIII|         the husbandmen. He also divided laws into three classes,
 7     II, IX  |     considered as about equally divided into men and women; and,
 8    III, XV  |      whereas the one man is not divided against himself. To which
 9     IV, II  | discussion about governments we divided them into three true forms:
10     IV, IV  |       The notables again may be divided according to their wealth,
11     IV, XV  |  receives the sole, and not the divided attention of the worker.
12     IV, XV  |        Again, should offices be divided according to the subjects
13      V, VI  |         the oligarchs, who were divided, and division is always
14      V, VIII|    should their property not be divided, but their incomes also,
15      V, X   |         the reigning family are divided among themselves, as that
16      V, XI  |     because there it was always divided between two, and afterwards
17     VI, III |      assembly or the courts are divided, recourse is had to the
18     VI, VIII|    entrusted to one person, but divided among several taken from
19    VII, IX  |      the body of the citizen is divided into two classes, the warriors
20    VII, X   |      that the state ought to be divided into classes, and that the
21    VII, X   |      The land must therefore be divided into two parts, one public
22    VII, X   |        then, the land should be divided in the manner described.
23    VII, XII |      XII~As the walls are to be divided by guardhouses and towers
24    VII, XIV |          Now the soul of man is divided into two parts, one of which
25    VII, XIV |    ordinary way of speaking, is divided into two kinds, for there
26    VII, XIV |     must evidently be similarly divided. And there must be a corresponding
27    VII, XIV |        whole of life is further divided into two parts, business
28    VII, XVII|       which education has to be divided, from seven to the age of
29   VIII, II  |     things; for occupations are divided into liberal and illiberal;