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 1     II, I   |         nothing in common, or (3) some things in common and
 2     II, V   |        certain barbarians. Or (3), the soil and the produce
 3    III, XIV |         and there was a third (3) which existed in ancient
 4     IV, I   |        lower degree of either (3). The same principle equally
 5     IV, I   |    under any given conditions (3); both how it is originally
 6     IV, II  | adapted to states in general; (3) of the other forms of government
 7     IV, VII |      monarchy, (2) oligarchy, (3) democracy, and (4) the
 8     IV, IX  |      but a mean between them. (3) There is a third mode,
 9     IV, XIII|          2) the magistracies; (3) the courts of law; (4)
10     IV, XIII|       oath, but the poor may. (3) In the law courts the rich,
11     IV, XIV | electing to them; and thirdly (3) that which has judicial
12     IV, XV  |      some, others by all, and (3) some again out of some,
13     IV, XV  |      arise, apart from two (C, 3) out of the three couplings,
14     IV, XV  |      the former method. And (A 3 a, b, c, B 3 a, b, c) to
15     IV, XV  |    method. And (A 3 a, b, c, B 3 a, b, c) to appoint from
16     IV, XVI |      of law-courts are there? (3) are the judges chosen by
17      V, II  |       of those who make them? (3) whence arise political
18      V, IX  |      administrative capacity; (3) virtue and justice of the
19      V, XI  | another or against other men; (3) the tyrant desires that
20      V, XI  |       takes away their power; (3) he humbles them.~This then
21      V, XII |        numbers "of which 4 and 3, married with 5, furnish
22   VIII, III |       2) gymnastic exercises, (3) music, to which is sometimes
23   VIII, VII |          music may also serve (3) for for enjoyment, for