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 1      I, III |         relation than exists at present. For some are of opinion
 2      I, XIII|       the parts of the soul are present in an of them, they are
 3      I, XIII|         in an of them, they are present in different degrees. For
 4      I, XIII|      time. Regarding, then, our present inquiry as complete, we
 5     II, I   |     Plato. Which is better, our present condition, or the proposed
 6     II, V   |       to the custom which is at present universal, may there not
 7     II, V   |      community of property; the present arrangement, if improved
 8     II, IX  |         to be carried on in the present fashion, which is too childish.
 9    III, I   | determine "What is a state?" At present this is a disputed question.
10    III, XI  |       as the preceding, and the present practice of democracies
11    III, XV  |        may be dismissed for the present. The other kind of royalty
12    III, XV  |        decide? According to our present practice assemblies meet,
13     IV, II  |        this question further at present, let us begin by determining (
14     IV, XIV | oligarchy and to tyranny, is at present administered. All these
15      V, IX  |   forget the mean, which at the present day is lost sight of in
16     VI, III |      greater difficulty than at present, when, if the assembly or
17    VII, II  |  happier it is. Two points here present themselves for consideration:
18    VII, VI  |         we see instances at the present day. The city of Heraclea,
19    VII, XII |     about these matters for the present.~
20    VII, XIV |        even the Hellenes of the present day who are reputed to be
21    VII, XVI |    considered; according to our present custom, people generally
22    VII, XVI |        a few general remarks at present. The constitution of an
23    VII, XVII|         they are enough for the present occasion; but hereafter
24   VIII, I   |       and not private—not as at present, when every one looks after
25   VIII, V   |     matters may be left for the present.~The first question is whether
26   VIII, VII |        by many musicians of the present day, and also by philosophers
27   VIII, VII |     word "purgation"" we use at present without explanation, but