Book, Paragraph

 1     II, VII |         accumulation should be allowed, forbidding, as I have already
 2     II, IX  |      cannot contribute are not allowed to retain their rights of
 3     II, X   |      individuals; and they are allowed also to resign before their
 4    III, I   |       the same persons are not allowed to hold them twice, or can
 5    III, XV  |      In Egypt the physician is allowed to alter his treatment after
 6     IV, XIII|      registered themselves are allowed to attend the assembly and
 7     IV, XIV |        to them; or, if all are allowed to share in counsel, the
 8      V, III |      when disloyal persons are allowed to find their way into the
 9      V, VII |     much as they like, and are allowed to marry whom they please.
10      V, XI  |       and the license which is allowed to slaves in order that
11      V, XII |        on one occasion to have allowed himself to be summoned and
12     VI, IV  |       oligarchies, if they are allowed to work and are not deprived
13     VI, IV  |  others, nor should any one be allowed to do just as he pleases;
14     VI, IV  |      where absolute freedom is allowed, there is nothing to restrain
15     VI, V   |       demagogues should not be allowed after their manner to distribute
16    VII, II  |      had not slain his man was allowed to drink out of the cup
17    VII, XII | husbandman, or any such person allowed to enter, unless he be summoned
18    VII, XVII|     especially should never be allowed to repeat or hear anything
19   VIII, VI  |    what rhythms they should be allowed to use, and what instruments
20   VIII, VI  |         although they had once allowed it. For when their wealth
21   VIII, VII |  professional musicians may be allowed to practice this lower sort