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 1      I, III |           art will also have to be considered by us.~Let us first speak
 2      I, IX  |    contribute.~Thus, then, we have considered the art of wealth-getting
 3     II, IX  | governments, two points have to be considered: first, whether any particular
 4     II, IX  |           family, the state may be considered as about equally divided
 5     II, IX  |      indecorum to the constitution considered in itself, but tends in
 6     II, XI  |         The Carthaginians are also considered to have an excellent form
 7    III, III |        very superficial view which considered only the place and the inhabitants (
 8    III, XIII|           the state is alone to be considered, then it would seem that
 9    III, XIII|            of being equal is to be considered with reference to the advantage
10    III, XVI |          own will he has now to be considered. The so-called limited monarchy,
11     IV, III |      oligarchy. For aristocracy is considered to be a kind of oligarchy,
12     IV, IV  |         elements are to be equally considered parts of the state, and
13     IV, IV  |            and only this should be considered a constitution. So that
14     IV, X   |           meaning of the term, and considered whether it is or is not
15     IV, XVI |         the judicial remains to be considered, and this we shall divide
16     IV, XVI |           established has now been considered. The first form, viz., that
17      V, I   |       these questions remain to be considered.~In the first place we must
18     VI, I   |                      I~WE have now considered the varieties of the deliberative
19     VI, I   |    combinations which remain to be considered, and thus far have not been
20     VI, I   |         and thus far have not been considered by us, I mean such as these:
21     VI, IV  |  government have been pretty fully considered. In order to constitute
22    VII, IV  |      remains the first point to be considered is what should be the conditions
23    VII, XI  |   arrangement of private houses is considered to be more agreeable and
24    VII, XVI |            the year should also be considered; according to our present
25   VIII, II  |       questions which remain to be considered. As things are, there is
26   VIII, VI  |          determining, when we have considered to what extent freemen who