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 1      I, XII|             and names and titles of respect, which may be illustrated
 2      I, XII|             both of love and of the respect due to age, exercising a
 3     II, V  |          reason of goodness, and in respect of use, "Friends," as the
 4     II, V  |             be like other cities in respect of marriage and property,
 5     II, V  |            enjoy happiness. In this respect happiness is not like the
 6     II, VII|             not a word. And so with respect to property: there should
 7    III, IX |             they are unequal in one respect, for example wealth, consider
 8    III, IX |            if they are equal in one respect, for example free birth,
 9    III, XII|             excellence, in whatever respect, of the citizen, although
10    III, XII|         those who differ in any one respect have different rights and
11     IV, VI |          form of government, and in respect of property have neither
12     IV, XI |     necessarily best constituted in respect of the elements of which
13     IV, XIV| qualification are numerous and they respect and obey the prohibitions
14      V, I  |          those who are equal in any respect are equal in all respects;
15      V, I  |        those who are unequal in one respect are in all respects unequal;
16      V, I  |            if they are equal in any respect they are equal absolutely,
17      V, I  |             they are unequal in any respect they should be unequal in
18      V, XI |         respected if he inspires no respect, and therefore whatever
19    VII, XI |      country as far as possible. In respect of the place itself our
20    VII, XVI|         children will be wanting in respect to the parents, who will