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 1      I, IX  |        and art.~Let us begin our discussion of the question with the
 2      I, XI  |          the practical part. The discussion of such matters is not unworthy
 3     II, VIII|        we had better reserve the discussion of them to a more suitable
 4    III, IV  |          before entering on this discussion, we must certainly first
 5    III, XI  |          But enough of this.~The discussion of the first question shows
 6    III, XIV |                XIV~The preceding discussion, by a natural transition,
 7    III, XVI |         XVI~At this place in the discussion there impends the inquiry
 8     IV, II  |               II~In our original discussion about governments we divided
 9     IV, II  |          the same thing with the discussion of the two forms thus named,
10     IV, VIII|        as I said in the original discussion. Last of all I will speak
11     IV, XI  |       therefore need no separate discussion. And in fact the conclusion
12     IV, XIV |          an appropriate basis of discussion, we will proceed to speak
13      V, XI  | assemblies or other meetings for discussion, and he must take every
14     VI, II  |        as I said in the previous discussion. The next characteristic
15     VI, IV  |      said in the in the previous discussion, the best is that which
16    VII, II  |       are engaged in a political discussion, while the first of these
17    VII, XVII|       subject and after a fuller discussion determine whether such liberty
18   VIII, V   |     prelude to this or any other discussion of the subject. It is not
19   VIII, V   |          things mentioned in our discussion, which does it produce?—