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 1      I, III |        name). And there is another element of a household, the so-called
 2      I, V   |         the ruling and the subject element comes to fight. Such a duality
 3      I, V   |          the mind and the rational element over the passionate, is
 4      I, XI  |           which there is the least element of chance; they are the
 5     II, VI  |     oligarchy while the democratic element is represented by the Ephors;
 6     II, VI  |            a tyranny, and find the element of democracy in the common
 7     II, VI  |        proposed in the Laws has no element of monarchy at all; it is
 8     II, XII |      Areopagus was an oligarchical element, the elected magistracy,
 9     II, XII |       destroyed the non-democratic element. When the law courts grew
10    III, VI  |       there is possibly some noble element so long as the evils of
11    III, XI  |            yet seems to contain an element of truth. For the many,
12    III, XIII|             and land is the common element of the state; also they
13    III, XVI |          who bids man rule adds an element of the beast; for desire
14     IV, IV  |          but of many elements. One element is the food-producing class,
15     IV, IV  |            and if so, the military element at any rate must be included.
16     IV, IX  |          constitutional state, one element will be taken from each—
17     IV, XIV |           differ. There is (1) one element which deliberates about
18     IV, XIV |            power.~The deliberative element has authority in matters
19     IV, XIV | deliberative, that is, the supreme element in states.~
20     IV, XV  |          therefore an oligarchical element. But when both institutions
21     IV, XV  |         counselors is a democratic element, but the probuli are oligarchical.
22      V, IX  |     carried to excess one or other element in the state is ruined,
23     VI, I   |        population; for the popular element may consist of husbandmen,
24     VI, VII |          light-armed and the naval element are wholly democratic; and
25    VII, VI  |            their assailants on one element, if they themselves can
26   VIII, V   |         acknowledged to contain an element not only of the noble but
27   VIII, V   |         end probably contains some element of pleasure, though not