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 1      I, II  |           everyday wants, and the members of it are called by Charondas "
 2      I, IX  |        society increases. For the members of the family originally
 3      I, X   |      medicine not; for surely the members of a household must have
 4     II, I   | alternatives are conceivable: The members of a state must either have (
 5     II, IV  |           will no longer call the members of the class they have left
 6    III, III |        comic chorus, although the members of both may be identical.
 7    III, VII |          are perversions. For the members of a state, if they are
 8    III, IX  |       from alliances of which the members live apart; and law is only
 9    III, XI  |        dicasts, are only parts or members. And for this reason the
10    III, XIII|          be better than the other members of the government, however
11     IV, IX  |         or only a small one, from members of the assembly, oligarchies
12     IV, XV  |         This is the case when the members of the assembly receive
13     IV, XVI |        causes, may be composed of members some appointed by vote and
14      V, I   |          magistrates are the only members of the ruling class who
15      V, III |           body is made up of many members, and every member ought
16      V, IV  |          wife. They then drew the members of the ruling class into
17      V, VI  |           qualification, or to be members of a political club; or,
18      V, VI  |       have been destroyed by some members of the ruling class taking
19      V, VIII|     demagogues and in oligarchies members of ruling houses, or those
20      V, VIII|      entrusted chiefly or only to members of the governing class.~
21      V, X   |          come about; (1) when the members of the royal family quarrel
22     VI, V   |           practice to indict, not members of the popular party, but
23    VII, IV  |        include those only who are members of the state, and who form
24    VII, VIII|          necessary condition. The members of an association have necessarily
25    VII, VIII|       there must be arms, for the members of a community have need
26    VII, XIV |         an impossibility that the members of the government can be