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 1      I, IX  |         for all getters of wealth increase their hoard of coin without
 2      I, IX  |         that they ought either to increase their money without limit,
 3      I, X   |           in exchange, but not to increase at interest. And this term
 4     II, VI  |          should not his land also increase to a certain extent? Again,
 5     IV, VI  |   diminution of their numbers and increase of their property, there
 6      V, II  |        contempt, disproportionate increase in some part of the state;
 7      V, III |           from a disproportionate increase in any part of the state.
 8      V, III |          and, should the abnormal increase be one of quality as well
 9      V, III |       grow numerous or properties increase, the form of government
10      V, IV  |       other section of the state, increase in power or renown. Thus
11      V, VIII| qualification but only out of the increase of money, it is well to
12      V, VIII|        allow the disproportionate increase of any citizen but to give
13      V, VIII|          And for a like reason an increase of prosperity in any part
14      V, VIII|           rich in one body, or to increase the middle class: thus an
15      V, XI  |     appearance of dishonor by the increase of honor.~Of those who attempt
16     VI, IV  |          passed when he wanted to increase the power of the democracy
17    VII, VI  |         under other laws, and the increase of population, will be adverse
18    VII, VI  |        adverse to good order; the increase arises from their using