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 1      I, II  |         inexpedient, and therefore likewise the just and the unjust.
 2      I, IV  | instruments which they employ must likewise differ in kind. But life
 3      I, VII |    knowledge are servile. There is likewise a science of the master,
 4     II, VIII|           injury, and homicide. He likewise instituted a single final
 5     II, IX  |    intention of the legislator, is likewise justified; the whole constitution
 6     II, X   |         conceives to be a gain; he likewise encourages the separation
 7    III, X   |            so, the other case will likewise be just. But there can be
 8    III, XIII|          the common interest do so likewise. The same thing may be observed
 9    III, XIV |            Matters of religion are likewise committed to them. The kingly
10     IV, V   |            There is a fourth form, likewise hereditary, in which the
11     IV, XVI |          people, and there will be likewise four modes, if they are
12      V, VIII|     multitude is not only just but likewise expedient among equals.
13      V, X   |          expectation of success is likewise a sort of contempt; the
14     VI, VIII|            of the state. There are likewise magistracies characteristic
15    VII, VII |          situated between them, is likewise intermediate in character,
16    VII, X   |       Siritis, the Chones, who are likewise of Oenotrian race. From
17    VII, X   |           religious worship should likewise be a public charge. The
18    VII, XI  |            site of the city should likewise be convenient both for political
19    VII, XII |          whom public tables should likewise be provided in their proper
20   VIII, II  |            to deform the body, and likewise all paid employments, for
21   VIII, VII |             The purgative melodies likewise give an innocent pleasure
22   VIII, VII |            Wherefore the musicians likewise blame Socrates, and with