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 1      I, V   |      grounds both of reason and of fact. For that some should rule
 2      I, IX  |         wealth-getting, and has in fact suggested the notion that
 3      I, IX  |       nevertheless, as a matter of fact, we find the opposite to
 4     II, III |          proved to follow from the fact "of all men saying "mine"
 5     II, III | Geographers declare such to be the fact; they say that in part of
 6     II, VI  |           We must not overlook the fact that the number of 5000
 7     II, VII |           dependent on others. The fact is that the greatest crimes
 8     II, VIII|           occurred is shown by the fact that old customs are exceedingly
 9     II, XI  |      constitution is proved by the fact that the common people remain
10    III, II  |         citizen was defined by the fact of his holding some kind
11    III, III |    inhabitants became aware of the fact. This difficulty may, however,
12    III, VI  |         and the constitution is in fact the government. For example,
13    III, VIII|          is an accident due to the fact that the rich everywhere
14    III, VIII|           is a democracy. But as a fact the rich are few and the
15    III, XIV |         Lacedaemonian, which is in fact a generalship, hereditary
16     IV, V   |          among democracies; and in fact this sort of oligarchy receives
17     IV, XI  |        separate discussion. And in fact the conclusion at which
18      V, I   |            thing; the proof is the fact that such forms of government
19      V, X   |        cause of destruction is the fact that kings often fall into
20      V, XII |          in the eleventh month. In fact, tyrannies generally have
21      V, XII |    complete cycle. But in point of fact a tyranny often changes
22    VII, XVI |           man, as is proved by the fact that in those cities in
23   VIII, III |            in leisure; which is in fact evidently the reason of
24   VIII, III |           may be gathered from the fact that music is one of the
25   VIII, VII |     acknowledged to be Phrygian, a fact of which the connoisseurs