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 1      I, V   |       principle, as in a musical mode. But we are wandering from
 2      I, X   |       for it is unnatural, and a mode by which men gain from one
 3      I, XI  |         and the first or natural mode which is partly natural,
 4      I, XIII|        such definitions is their mode of speaking, who, like Gorgias,
 5     II, VI  |   oligarchy. This is seen in the mode of appointing magistrates;
 6     II, IX  |       other manner. Further, the mode in which the Spartans elect
 7    III, III |       the Dorian or the Phrygian mode is employed. And if this
 8     IV, III |        most perfectly attempered mode or of the best form of government:
 9     IV, IX  |        be affected. In the first mode we must combine the laws
10     IV, IX  | combination of both. This is one mode of uniting the two elements.
11     IV, IX  |       them. (3) There is a third mode, in which something is borrowed
12     IV, XIV |           and what should be the mode of electing to them; and
13     IV, XIV |    oligarchical. This again is a mode which, like the democratical
14      V, VII |      differ from polities in the mode of combination; hence some
15      V, XI  |     destroy kingdoms, for as one mode of destroying kingly power
16     VI, III |         if this is not to be the mode, ought we, still retaining
17    VII, XI  |   security in war the antiquated mode of building, which made
18    VII, XII |          magistrates is the best mode of inspiring true modesty
19   VIII, IV  |          did not depend on their mode of training their youth,
20   VIII, VI  |        and also the professional mode of education in music (and
21   VIII, VII |      each having, as they say, a mode corresponding to it. But
22   VIII, VII |      retaining only the Phrygian mode along with the Dorian, and
23   VIII, VII |       Phrygian than to any other mode. The dithyramb, for example,
24   VIII, VII |          dithyramb in the Dorian mode, found it impossible, and
25   VIII, VII |        others, and, further, any mode, such as the Lydian above