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 1      I, II  |        in society, or who has no need because he is sufficient
 2      I, VII |        wonderful; for the master need only know how to order that
 3      I, XI  |         which there is the least need of excellence.~Works have
 4      I, XIII|        slaves stand even more in need of admonition than children.~
 5     II, V   | education, the citizens will not need many laws, for example laws
 6    III, III |      very serious difficulty; we need only remark that the word "
 7    III, IV  |    evident that the good citizen need not of necessity possess
 8    III, IV  |        menial offices—the master need not know how to perform
 9    III, XIII|          his state as to have no need of such a remedy. But if
10    III, XIII|        such a remedy. But if the need arises, the next best thing
11    III, XV  |             XV~Of these forms we need only consider two, the Lacedaemonian
12    III, XV  |  attainable by the multitude, we need only suppose that the majority
13     IV, IV  |        good, or stood equally in need of shoemakers and of husbandmen.
14     IV, VI  |    business, nor so little as to need state support, they must
15     IV, XI  |        government, and therefore need no separate discussion.
16     IV, XVI |        many judges.~Nothing more need be said of these small suits,
17      V, XI  |        rather than a tyrant; nor need he fear that, while he is
18      V, XI  |        this advantage, he has no need either to emancipate slaves
19      V, XII |         equally good men? Nobody need be any poorer than he was
20     VI, I   |      purposes of this inquiry we need to ascertain all the elements
21     VI, VI  |      preserves them (for e state need not be much increased,since
22    VII, VI  |          population of the state need not be much increased, since
23    VII, VIII|      members of a community have need of them, and in their own
24    VII, VIII|       every state may be said to need. For a state is not a mere
25    VII, XIII|    individuals nor states should need anything of the sort—but
26    VII, XV  |         every good, have special need of justice and temperance—
27    VII, XV  |       Blest; they above all will need philosophy and temperance
28   VIII, III |          who is hard at work has need of relaxation, and amusement