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 1      I, VI  |          slaves, but confine the term to barbarians. Yet, in using
 2      I, X   |   increase at interest. And this term interest, which means the
 3     II, III |        an obvious fallacy in the term "all": like some other words, "
 4     II, X   |      also to resign before their term of office has expired. Surely
 5    III, I   |       what is the meaning of the term? For here again there may
 6    III, I   |     sense, as we might apply the term to children who are too
 7    III, I   |         what we want is a common term including both dicast and
 8    III, IV  |        described by some similar term; and while the precise definition
 9    III, XIV |        for life, sometimes for a term of years, or until certain
10     IV, VII |         recognize four only. The term "aristocracy" is rightly
11     IV, VIII| oligarchy and democracy; but the term is usually applied to those
12     IV, VIII|       towards democracy, and the term aristocracy to those which
13     IV, IX  |      modes is a common or middle term between them, and is therefore
14     IV, IX  |   neither of these is the common term, but a mean between them. (
15     IV, X   |        most usual meaning of the term, and considered whether
16     IV, XV  |        be for life or for a long term of years; or, if for a short
17     IV, XV  |        years; or, if for a short term only, shall the same persons
18     IV, XV  |         to be included under the term "offices"? That is a question
19    VII, XIII|         absolute. And I used the term "conditional" to express
20    VII, XVI |        have nearly reached their term of three-score years and