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 1      I, II  |        is equipped at birth with arms, meant to be used by intelligence
 2     II, V   |  exercises and the possession of arms. If, on the other hand,
 3     II, VI  |          they, too, are to carry arms and share in military service,
 4     II, VIII|       But the husbandmen have no arms, and the artisans neither
 5     II, VIII|         and the artisans neither arms nor land, and therefore
 6     II, VIII|         class of those who carry arms. Yet, if the two other classes
 7     II, VIII|         said that those who have arms must necessarily be masters
 8    III, VII |     power, and those who possess arms are the citizens.~Of the
 9    III, XIV |         of the people in arts or arms; they either gathered them
10     IV, XIII|    courts of law; (4) the use of arms; (5) gymnastic exercises. (
11     IV, XIII| concerning (4) the possession of arms, and (5) gymnastic exercises,
12     IV, XIII|          are not obliged to have arms, but the rich are fined
13     IV, XIII|      confined to those who carry arms. As to the property qualification,
14      V, III |        were expelled by force of arms; the people of Antissa,
15      V, X   |  therefore deprive them of their arms. Both agree too in injuring
16    VII, VIII|           thirdly, there must be arms, for the members of a community
17    VII, IX  |        same; for those who carry arms can always determine the
18    VII, X   |      belong to those who possess arms and have a share in the