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 1      I, II  |            that they have the same name. The proof that the state
 2      I, III | conjunction of man and wife has no name of its own), and thirdly,
 3      I, III |            this also has no proper name). And there is another element
 4    III, I   |           or who have obtained the name of citizen any other accidental
 5    III, III |          or not called by the same name, whether the inhabitants
 6    III, IV  |      handicraftsmen, who, as their name signifies, live by the labor
 7    III, VII |           is called by the generic name—a constitution. And there
 8    III, VIII|           poverty to the many, and name the governments accordingly—
 9    III, IX  |          and not merely enjoys the name: for without this end the
10     IV, II  |             which bears the common name of all constitutions, and
11     IV, II  |          royal rule, if not a mere name, must exist by virtue of
12     IV, IV  |         which has any title to the name be of a slavish nature?
13     IV, V   |          of oligarchy receives the name of a dynasty (or rule of
14     IV, VII |          which retains the generic name of polity or constitutional
15     IV, VIII|         ideal, has a right to this name.~Thus far I have shown the
16      V, X   |      acquire, not a kingdom, but a name. It is rare, however, to
17      V, X   |          that he might rule in his name. Whereupon the family got
18    VII, I   |  individual who possesses them the name of just, wise, or temperate.~
19    VII, X   |         Italians, and who gave the name of Italy to the promontory