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 1      I, IX  |         as their enjoyment is in excess, they seek an art which
 2      I, IX  |        an art which produces the excess of enjoyment; and, if they
 3     II, IV  |          to grow together in the excess of their affection, and
 4     II, V   |          but the love of self in excess, like the miser’s love of
 5     II, VII |    greatest crimes are caused by excess and not by necessity. Men
 6     II, VII |        with you by reason of the excess of your wealth, but only
 7     II, IX  |          the other citizens, the excess of strictness is so intolerable
 8    III, XIII|          it, not when applied to excess in strength, wealth, popularity,
 9     IV, XIV |  notables, or that the number in excess should be eliminated by
10      V, I   |         ratios. For example, the excess of three over two is numerically
11      V, I   |         numerically equal to the excess of two over one; whereas
12      V, IX  | agreeable to the eye; but if the excess be very great, all symmetry
13      V, IX  |        at all on account of some excess in one direction or defect
14      V, IX  |          when by laws carried to excess one or other element in
15     VI, IV  |          this not to go. When in excess of this point, the constitution
16    VII, VI  |         export what they have in excess; for a city ought to be
17    VII, VII |          again:~They who love in excess also hate in excess.~ ~Thus
18    VII, VII |      love in excess also hate in excess.~ ~Thus we have nearly determined
19    VII, XVI |         that on the ground of an excess in the number of children,
20    VII, XVI |         couples have children in excess, let abortion be procured