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 1      I, I   |    and whether any scientific result can be attained about each
 2     II, II  |      order of succession. The result is that upon this plan they
 3     II, III |   same time, then perhaps the result at which Socrates aims may
 4     II, IV  |     not rebel. In a word, the result of such a law would be just
 5     II, IX  |       are ruled by women? The result is the same. Even in regard
 6     II, IX  |    practices lead to the same result. And nearly two-fifths of
 7     II, IX  | citizens fell below 1000. The result proves the faulty nature
 8     II, IX  |       highest office, and the result, whether due to the legislator
 9     II, IX  |  another’s contributions. The result which the legislator has
10     II, XII |     seems, however, to be the result of circumstances, and not
11     IV, VIII|   fourth or good birth is the result of the two last, being only
12      V, VII |       which is most often the result of war, as at Lacedaemon
13      V, VIII|      of aristocracy. And this result may be accomplished when
14     VI, V   |   better administered. A like result may be gained by dividing
15    VII, IV  |  better prepared, so will the result of his art be nobler), so
16    VII, IV  |       of reason, and the same result will follow. For law is
17    VII, XIII|      matter of chance but the result of knowledge and purpose.
18    VII, XIV |  right. How ridiculous is the result, if, when they are continuing
19   VIII, VI  |       paid performer, and the result is that the performers are
20   VIII, VII |      frenzy, whom we see as a result of the sacred melodies—when