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 1      I, VIII|     must all have food, and the differences in their food have made
 2      I, VIII|         in their food have made differences in their ways of life. For
 3    III, VI  |      how many, and what are the differences between them.~A constitution
 4    III, XIII|     states are characterized by differences in their governing bodies-one
 5     IV, I   |          we must ascertain what differences there are in the constitutions
 6     IV, III |         also among the notables differences of wealth and property—for
 7     IV, III |        peoples in Asia. Besides differences of wealth there are differences
 8     IV, III | differences of wealth there are differences of rank and merit, and there
 9     IV, III |        to the superiorities and differences of the parts of the state.~
10     IV, IV  |   organs, but that there may be differences in them—I mean different
11     IV, IV  |  possible combinations of these differences will necessarily furnish
12     IV, IV  |          education, and similar differences.~Of forms of democracy first
13     IV, X   |        another, exhibit certain differences. And they are, as I said
14     IV, XIII|       one form: also what their differences are, and whence they arise,
15     IV, XV  |       free—or are there certain differences in the offices answering
16     VI, I   |      has been already mentioned—differences of population; for the popular
17    VII, VII |          There are also similar differences in the different tribes
18    VII, IX  |       some; and hence arise the differences of constitutions, for in
19    VII, XVI |       causes arise quarrels and differences between married persons.