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 1     II, VII |        told him to consider how long the operation would take,
 2     II, IX  |        Messenians, the men were long away from home, and, on
 3     II, IX  |    therefore, in spite of their long wars, no lack of population
 4     II, IX  |        gives victory in war. So long as they were at war, therefore,
 5    III, VI  |  possibly some noble element so long as the evils of existence
 6     IV, II  |      little better, for it is a long way from aristocracy, and
 7     IV, XV  |       they be for life or for a long term of years; or, if for
 8     IV, XV  |        second time only after a long interval, and others he
 9     IV, XV  |    often, the others only after long intervals. Hence there is
10      V, III |         the foot be four cubits long and the rest of the body
11      V, VIII|        office is short, whereas long possession begets tyranny
12      V, VIII|       great offices, and have a long tenure of them.~Constitutions
13      V, VIII|       give moderate honor for a long time rather than great honor
14      V, X   |   whether civil or religious, a long tenure. Others arose out
15      V, XI  |     kingly office has lasted so long among the Molossians. And
16     VI, IV  |       states, and will not last long unless well regulated by
17     VI, V   | although they do not like to be long absent from their own affairs,
18    VII, IV  |       ship which is only a span long will not be a ship at all,
19    VII, IV  |        ship a quarter of a mile long; yet there may be a ship
20    VII, XIV |     refuted by argument and has long ago been refuted by facts.
21    VII, XVI |       let us also determine how long they shall continue to beget
22   VIII, V   |         those who practice only long enough to learn). If they