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 1      I, II  |        forms of the Gods, but their ways of life to be like their
 2      I, VIII|           made differences in their ways of life. For of beasts,
 3      I, XI  |            scattered stories of the ways in which individuals have
 4     II, VII |           honor, though in opposite ways. For the common people quarrel
 5     II, X   |       legislator has many ingenious ways of securing moderation in
 6     IV, I   |             states, and in how many ways they are combined. The same
 7     IV, XIV |       desire. But there are various ways in which all may share in
 8      V, IV  |     Revolutions are effected in two ways, by force and by fraud.
 9      V, X   |            offices. In any of these ways an ambitious man had no
10      V, X   |           within. And there are two ways in which the destruction
11      V, XI  |            not so despotic in their ways; and they are less envied
12      V, XI  |      preserved in two most opposite ways. One of them is the old
13      V, XII |            the laws; and in various ways gained the favor of the
14    VII, III |            sections; there are many ways in which the sections of
15    VII, VIII|        after happiness in different ways and by different means,
16    VII, XVII|             be secured, among other ways, by amusement, but the amusement
17   VIII, III |             of life in a variety of ways, and gymnastic exercises
18   VIII, III | introduction, this being one of the ways in which it is thought that
19   VIII, V   |          affected is proved in many ways, and not least by the power