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 1      I, III |       and royal rule, as I was saying at the outset, are all the
 2      I, XI  |      his wisdom, but, as I was saying, his device for getting
 3      I, XII |      may be illustrated by the saying of Amasis about his foot-pan.
 4      I, XIII|        whether, if what we are saying is true, virtue will not
 5     II, III |      from the fact "of all men saying "mine" and "not mine" at
 6     II, V   |      foot. The state, as I was saying, is a plurality which should
 7     II, VI  |         which is only a way of saying "to live well"; this is
 8     II, VIII|     into detail, for, as I was saying, there is a difference of
 9    III, VIII|  particular. Tyranny, as I was saying, is monarchy exercising
10    III, XI  |       all. And these, as I was saying, are functions which in
11    III, XII |  superior artist. If what I am saying is still obscure, it will
12    III, XVI |      than one: this is the old saying, two going together, and
13     IV, IV  |   assumed, as some are fond of saying, that democracy is simply
14      V, I   |     namely, the half. As I was saying before, men agree that justice
15      V, X   |   demagogues.~And so, as I was saying, royalty ranks with aristocracy,
16      V, X   |      with him very few troops, saying "that whatever measure of
17     VI, III |      majority, as I was before saying, they will unjustly confiscate
18     VI, III |     justice.~Now they agree in saying that whatever is decided
19    VII, IV  |   greater state. But, as I was saying, there must be a limit.
20    VII, VII | evil-doers. And this, as I was saying before, is a feeling which
21    VII, VII |        owe them one. Hence the saying:~Cruel is the strife of
22    VII, IX  |       constitution; as we were saying, all may be shared by all,
23    VII, XVII|         A freeman who is found saying or doing what is forbidden,
24    VII, XVII|      actor, was quite right in saying that he would not allow
25   VIII, V   |     may illustrate what we are saying by our conception of the
26   VIII, VII |       music offer many proofs, saying, among other things, that