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 1     II, VI   |      temperance are the only eligible qualities which have to
 2     II, IX   |      people, because all are eligible to the Ephoralty. The election
 3     II, X    |       At Sparta every one is eligible, and the body of the people,
 4    III, XVIII| manner as to attain the most eligible life. We showed at the commencement
 5     IV, II   |      acceptable, and what is eligible in the next degree after
 6     IV, VI   |     there is no objection is eligible, but actually shares in
 7     IV, XV   |    at Megara only those were eligible who had returned from exile
 8     IV, XV   | citizens may be in all cases eligible indiscriminately); or again (
 9    VII, I    |  determine which is the most eligible life; while this remains
10    VII, I    |  which is the most generally eligible life, and then whether the
11    VII, I    |    and goods of the body are eligible at all, and all wise men
12    VII, II   | first (1), which is the more eligible life, that of a citizen
13    VII, II   |   life of virtue is the most eligible raise a question, whether
14    VII, II   |   politics is or is not more eligible than one which is wholly
15    VII, III  |   life of virtue is the most eligible, differ about the manner
16    VII, III  |     for the best is the most eligible and "doing eligible" and "
17    VII, III  |     most eligible and "doing eligible" and "doing well" is the
18    VII, XIV  | always to every one the most eligible which is the highest attainable
19   VIII, V    |   action. For the end is not eligible for the sake of any future