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 1      I, VIII| household management must either find ready to hand, or itself
 2      I, IX  |          as a matter of fact, we find the opposite to be the case;
 3     II, V   |       they appropriate what they find in the fields throughout
 4     II, VI  |   Ephoralty to be a tyranny, and find the element of democracy
 5     II, VII |         these Phaleas expects to find a cure in the equalization
 6     II, VII |         on themselves, they will find the satisfaction of their
 7     II, VIII|         division, for they might find food themselves and give
 8    III, VI  |     great misfortune, seeming to find in life a natural sweetness
 9    III, XIV |          Does he not say—"When I find a man skulking apart from
10     IV, I   |  mentioned, he should be able to find remedies for the defects
11     IV, VI  |        government only if he can find leisure. Hence in such a
12     IV, XII |      suitable to both, they will find none better than this, for
13      V, I   |    common. In what city shall we find a hundred persons of good
14      V, III |  disloyal persons are allowed to find their way into the highest
15      V, X   |          It is rare, however, to find such men; he who would kill
16     VI, III |         the wealthy minority. To find a principle of equality
17     VI, IV  |          of others. Indeed, they find their employment pleasanter
18    VII, IV  |        of citizens, for who will find them out? Clearly then the
19    VII, XI  |       town and for assailants to find their way in, is preferable.
20    VII, XIII|       things the legislator must find ready to his hand in a state,
21   VIII, V   |        well at times to let them find a refreshment in music.
22   VIII, V   |       and in seeking for the one find the other, since every pleasure
23   VIII, VI  |      child and even some animals find pleasure.~From these principles