Book, Paragraph

 1      I, XII |         and younger, of father and son.~
 2     II, III |            the same person his own son and the same person his
 3     II, III |        anybody will be equally the son of anybody, and will therefore
 4     II, III |           boy will be "so and so’s son," the son of each of the
 5     II, III |          be "so and so’s son," the son of each of the thousand,
 6     II, III |          called by one man his own son whom another calls his own
 7     II, III |           of somebody than to be a son after Plato’s fashion! Nor
 8     II, IV  |   familiarities between father and son or between brother and brother,
 9     II, IV  |         relationship of father and son or of brothers with one
10     II, IV  |         will certainly not say "my son," or the son "my father."
11     II, IV  |           not say "my son," or the son "my father." As a little
12     II, IV  |       father should care about the son, or the son about the father,
13     II, IV  |         care about the son, or the son about the father, or brothers
14     II, VIII|               VIII~Hippodamus, the son of Euryphon, a native of
15     IV, V   |           of oligarchy is when the son succeeds the father. There
16     IV, VI  |           the law ordains that the son shall succeed the father.
17     IV, XIV | deliberation are self-elected, and son succeeds father, and they
18      V, VI  |          in some places father and son, in others elder and younger
19      V, VI  |         mentioned, that father and son not hold office together,
20      V, X   |          carried off by Evagoras’s son. Many conspiracies have
21      V, X   |         and the younger to his own son Amyntas, under the idea
22      V, X   |         likely to quarrel with his son by Cleopatra—Crataeas made
23      V, X   |            of Hiero, flattered the son of Gelo and led him into
24      V, XII |         half, and Psammetichus the son of Gorgus three. Their continuance
25    VII, III |      should make no account of his son, nor the son of his father,
26    VII, III |        account of his son, nor the son of his father, nor friend