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 1      I, IX   |    they had too much of, money necessarily came into use. For the various
 2      I, XIII |        is immature. So it must necessarily be supposed to be with the
 3     II, III  |   their parents, and they will necessarily be finding indications of
 4     II, V    |       much and get little will necessarily complain of those who labor
 5     II, VIII |       those who have arms must necessarily be masters of both the other
 6     II, IX   |       it is, many of them must necessarily fall into poverty.~The Lacedaemonian
 7    III, I    |        faulty or perverted are necessarily posterior to those which
 8    III, I    |        of a democracy; but not necessarily to other states. For in
 9    III, XI   |      excluded from office will necessarily be full of enemies. The
10    III, XIII |        see that legislation is necessarily concerned only with those
11    III, XV   |       and then his judgment is necessarily perverted; but it is hardly
12    III, XVIII|      virtue of the good man is necessarily the same as the virtue of
13     IV, II   |       first and most divine is necessarily the worst. And just as a
14     IV, II   |       worst of governments, is necessarily the farthest removed from
15     IV, IV   |      of these differences will necessarily furnish many variedes of
16     IV, IV   |         such a government must necessarily be a democracy. Here then
17     IV, XI   |       middle-class citizens is necessarily best constituted in respect
18    VII, II   |      like the wise state, will necessarily regulate his life according
19    VII, III  |     that a life of action must necessarily have relation to others,
20    VII, IV   | magnitude with good order must necessarily be the most beautiful. To
21    VII, VIII |        composite whole are not necessarily organic parts of it, so
22    VII, VIII | members of an association have necessarily some one thing the same
23    VII, XIV  | education of the citizens will necessarily vary with the answer given
24    VII, XIV  |    other class of actions must necessarily be like the preference given
25   VIII, V    |        for its beauty only, it necessarily follows that the sight of