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 1     II, IX  |           therefore they should not determine them merely on their own
 2     II, XI  |           elders, if unanimous, may determine whether they will or will
 3    III, I   |       governments must first of all determine "What is a state?" At present
 4    III, I   |            for instance, the Ephors determine suits about contracts, which
 5    III, XIV |           others. But first we must determine whether there is one species
 6    III, XV  |             But when the law cannot determine a point at all, or not well,
 7    III, XVI |             the law seems unable to determine, but in such cases can a
 8    III, XVI |       purpose, and appoints them to determine matters which are left undecided
 9    III, XVI |          which the law is unable to determine, since no one doubts that
10    III, XVII|            But first of all, I must determine what natures are suited
11     IV, IV  |              we should first of all determine the organs which are indispensable
12     IV, IV  |           will dispense justice and determine what is just. And as the
13     IV, XV  |          and then we may proceed to determine which are suited to different
14     IV, XV  |             will be evident when we determine the nature of their powers.
15     IV, XVI |            or by lot?~First, let me determine how many kinds of law-courts
16    VII, I   |           of a state ought first to determine which is the most eligible
17    VII, V   |              It is not difficult to determine the general character of
18    VII, VI  |            which will pronounce and determine who may hold communication
19    VII, IX  |             about the expedient and determine matters of law, and these
20    VII, IX  |           who carry arms can always determine the fate of the constitution.
21    VII, XIII| constitution itself, let us seek to determine out of what and what sort
22    VII, XVI |            their union, let us also determine how long they shall continue
23    VII, XVII|           after a fuller discussion determine whether such liberty should
24   VIII, V   |          subject. It is not easy to determine the nature of music, or
25   VIII, VI  |               VI~And now we have to determine the question which has been