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 1    III, VII |       view the interest of the wealthy; democracy, of the needy:
 2    III, VIII|       in which the few and the wealthy, and a democracy that in
 3    III, X   |       it the multitude? Or the wealthy? Or the good? Or the one
 4    III, X   |      then that the few and the wealthy should be the rulers? And
 5     IV, IV  |   included. There are also the wealthy who minister to the state
 6     IV, XV  |        in oligarchies from the wealthy, and in democracies from
 7      V, I   |       because they spring from wealthy and virtuous ancestors.
 8      V, IV  |         who was very rich, the wealthy classes.~At Delphi, again,
 9      V, IV  |      Paches took their city. A wealthy citizen, named Timophanes,
10      V, V   | professing their hatred of the wealthy, they succeeded in obtaining
11      V, V   |  slaughtered the cattle of the wealthy, which he found by the river
12      V, VI  |        about by persons of the wealthy class who are excluded,
13      V, VIII|      good thing to prevent the wealthy citizens, even if they are
14      V, VIII|      go to them; if any of the wealthy classes insult them, the
15      V, XII |      into an oligarchy, if the wealthy class are stronger than
16     VI, III | confiscate the property of the wealthy minority. To find a principle
17     VI, V   |   causes are better tried, for wealthy persons, although they do
18    VII, VIII|  artisans, and a warlike and a wealthy class, and priests, and