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 1      I, X   |          offspring is always what remains over of that from which
 2      I, XIII|     enough has been said; of what remains, let us speak at another
 3     II, VIII|         brides of each other. The remains of ancient laws which have
 4    III, V   |                     V~There still remains one more question about
 5    III, XI  |     explained; the old difficulty remains. The goodness or badness,
 6    III, XII |         equality. But there still remains a question: equality or
 7     IV, IV  |     always or in turn. There only remains the class of those who deliberate
 8     IV, XVI |          government, the judicial remains to be considered, and this
 9     VI, I   | advantageous to each, adding what remains to be said about them. Moreover,
10     VI, I   |       changed. A second cause (2) remains to be mentioned: the various
11    VII, I   |         eligible life; while this remains uncertain the best form
12    VII, II  |                          II~There remains to be discussed the question
13    VII, IV  |      forms of government; in what remains the first point to be considered
14    VII, IX  |           of the constitution. It remains therefore that both functions
15   VIII, III |          gained from music. There remains, then, the use of music
16   VIII, V   |    enjoyment, the objection still remains—why should we learn ourselves