Book, Paragraph

 1      I, II  |         manger." But when several families are united, and the association
 2     II, III |         another to fulfill; as in families many attendants are often
 3     II, VI  |     legislators, thought that the families and the number of citizens
 4     II, IX  |        the citizens to have large families; and there is a law at Sparta
 5     II, X   |        are elected out of certain families, and not out of the whole
 6    III, IX  |           which is a community of families and aggregations of families
 7    III, IX  |      families and aggregations of families in well-being, for the sake
 8    III, IX  |         the state is the union of families and villages in a perfect
 9     IV, III |         all states are made up of families, and in the multitude of
10     IV, V   |      dynasty (or rule of powerful families).~These are the different
11      V, III |      oligarchy or a government of families. Forms of government also
12      V, VI  |           life and out of certain families in a manner similar to the
13      V, VIII|         falling into the hands of families; it is not easy for a person
14      V, VIII|          is narrowed to a rule of families; or in the opposite case
15      V, XI  |           given to women in their families in the hope that they will
16     VI, IV  | established; the private rites of families should be restricted and
17    VII, XVI |          should cease from having families; and from that time forward