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 1      I, XIII|          be required also in the artisans, for they often fail in
 2     II, IV  |         rank of husbandmen or of artisans to that of guardians, and
 3     II, V   |         while the husbandmen and artisans and the rest are the real
 4     II, V   |        those who are meant to be artisans and husbandmen." Again,
 5     II, V   |          who are? Surely not the artisans, or the common people. The
 6     II, VI  |       whether the husbandmen and artisans are to have a share in the
 7     II, VII |          as he supposes, all the artisans are to be public slaves
 8     II, VII |       But if there is a law that artisans are to be public slaves,
 9     II, VIII|          into three parts—one of artisans, one of husbandmen, and
10     II, VIII|    division of the citizens. The artisans, and the husbandmen, and
11     II, VIII| husbandmen have no arms, and the artisans neither arms nor land, and
12     II, VIII|         are farmers to the city? Artisans there must be, for these
13     IV, III |       and some traders, and some artisans. There are also among the
14     IV, IV  |          are husbandmen, another artisans; another traders, who are
15     IV, XII |          will then arise; if the artisans and laboring class, the
16    VII, IV  |          which produces numerous artisans and comparatively few soldiers
17    VII, VIII|  husbandmen to procure food, and artisans, and a warlike and a wealthy