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 1      I, III |    element of a household, the so-called art of getting wealth, which,
 2      I, VII |      the use of them. Yet this so-called science is not anything
 3     II, IV  |     there is no reason why the so-called father should care about
 4     II, XII |       or from a third class of so-called knights or cavalry. The
 5    III, V   | example, in aristocracy or the so-called government of the best (
 6    III, XIV |      third is the power of the so-called Aesynmete or Dictator; this
 7    III, XVI |      now to be considered. The so-called limited monarchy, or kingship
 8     IV, II  |        we have to describe the so-called constitutional government,
 9     IV, III |     the rule of a few, and the so-called constitutional government
10     IV, VII |         democracy, and (4) the so-called aristocracy or government
11     IV, VII |        also differing from the so-called polity or constitutional
12     IV, VII |    which incline more than the so-called polity towards oligarchy.~
13     IV, VIII|       have yet to speak of the so-called polity and of tyranny. I
14     IV, IX  |    oligarchy and democracy the so-called polity or constitutional
15     IV, IX  |   government, and in which the so-called aristocracies ought to be
16     IV, XI  |        they approximate to the so-called constitutional government,
17      V, VII |         Thus at Lacedaemon the so-called Partheniae, who were the [
18      V, VII |   governments; and most of the so-called aristocracies have a like
19   VIII, V   |        sad and grave, like the so-called Mixolydian, others enfeeble