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 1      I, II  |        single complete community, large enough to be nearly or quite
 2     II, II  |       being when the community is large enough to be self-sufficing.
 3     II, VI  |       will require a territory as large as Babylon, or some other
 4     II, VII |          amount may be either too large or too small, and the possessor
 5     II, VII |        the state should not be so large that more powerful neighbors
 6     II, IX  |      properties, others have very large ones; hence the land has
 7     II, IX  |           of heiresses and to the large dowries which are customary.
 8     II, IX  |   encouraged the citizens to have large families; and there is a
 9     II, XI  |         Hence, where the state is large, it is more in accordance
10    III, VII |          But when the citizens at large administer the state for
11    III, XIII|           the vessel to be unduly large, any more than the chorus-master
12     IV, IV  |     inhabitants were possessed of large property before the Lydian
13     IV, IV  |       these classes forms quite a large population; for example,
14     IV, XI  |         which the middle class is large, and stronger if possible
15     IV, XI  |         where the middle class is large, there are least likely
16     IV, XI  | dissensions. For a similar reason large states are less liable to
17     IV, XI  |          them the middle class is large; whereas in small states
18     IV, XV  |          same offices and laws as large ones; the difference is
19     IV, XVI |      rarely happen at all even in large cities. The different kinds
20      V, V   |        days, when cities were not large, the people dwelt in the
21      V, VI  |          in number, they govern a large city, because they have
22    VII, IV  |           to be happy ought to be large; but even if they are right,
23    VII, IV  |       they have no idea what is a large and what a small state.
24    VII, IV  |           power when they are too large or too small, but they either
25    VII, IV  |          certain size, either too large or too small, which will
26    VII, IV  |       When the population is very large they are manifestly settled