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 1     II, V   |   universal, may there not be an advantage in having and using possessions
 2     II, VII |        abundance of wealth is an advantage. The best limit will probably
 3     II, VIII|        is an evil, and, when the advantage is small, some errors both
 4     II, IX  |           therefore, there is an advantage to the state in having them.
 5     II, IX  |          kings are or are not an advantage to states, I will consider
 6     II, X   |          corresponding political advantage. At Sparta every one is
 7    III, III |    difficulty may, however, with advantage be deferred to another occasion;
 8    III, VI  | accidentally participates in the advantage, for the helmsman is also
 9    III, VI  |    nowadays, for the sake of the advantage which is to be gained from
10    III, XII |    height of a man, or any other advantage, will be a reason for his
11    III, XIII| considered with reference to the advantage of the state, and the common
12    III, XVII|     nature both a justice and an advantage appropriate to the rule
13     IV, IV  |         the poor to have no more advantage than the rich; and that
14     IV, X   |           with a view to its own advantage, not to that of its subjects,
15     IV, XI  |        they thought of their own advantage, of the public not at all.
16      V, VI  |        admitted. The people took advantage of the quarrel, and choosing
17      V, XI  |     government; for, having this advantage, he has no need either to
18     VI, I   |     characteristics. There is an advantage in knowing them all, whether
19     VI, VII |   lightly armed, they fight with advantage against cavalry and heavy
20     VI, VII |   lightly armed, they fight with advantage against cavalry and heavy
21    VII, XI  |         by walls may either take advantage of them or not, but cities
22    VII, XI  |          all they can to gain an advantage, so the defenders should
23    VII, XIII|   actions which aim at honor and advantage are absolutely the best.
24    VII, XIV |          the first place a great advantage even in their bodies, and