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 1      I, XIII|       all in a slave beyond and higher than merely instrumental
 2     II, V   |      the lower equally with the higher class or not, and the questions
 3     II, VII |     inequality of property, the higher class about the equality
 4     II, IX  |       engaged in any employment higher than war. There is another
 5    III, XI  |         is the physician of the higher class, and thirdly the intelligent
 6    III, XI  |        many may claim to have a higher authority than the few;
 7    III, XIII|         view to the good of the higher classes or of the many,
 8     IV, IV  |    animal than the body, so the higher parts of states, that is
 9     IV, IV  | immaterial to the argument. The higher as well as the lower elements
10      V, VII |         are dishonored by those higher in office, as Lysander was
11     VI, III |       and by those who have the higher qualification. For example,
12     VI, VI  |   indispensable offices and the higher for the superior ones. He
13     VI, VIII|       equally necessary, but of higher rank, and requiring great
14    VII, I   |     extent but are deficient in higher qualities; and this is not
15    VII, III |         in comparison with this higher object, for the best is
16   VIII, II  |    should virtue, or should the higher knowledge, be the aim of
17   VIII, V   |       mistake the lower for the higher, and in seeking for the