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 1      I, IX  |        without limit, or at any rate not to lose it. The origin
 2      I, XI  |          he let them out at any rate which he pleased, and made
 3     II, I   |      community, and must at any rate have a common place—one
 4     II, IX  |        time; they should at any rate be chosen, not as they are
 5     II, XI  |       poverty, he should at any rate secure leisure for them
 6     IV, IV  |         military element at any rate must be included. There
 7     IV, XI  |        other classes, or at any rate than either singly; for
 8      V, V   |     from usurping power; at any rate instances to the contrary
 9      V, VIII|         is not observed, at any rate the honors which are given
10      V, X   |         of the notables. At any rate this was the manner in which
11      V, XI  |      men love others, or at any rate do not flatter them. Moreover,
12      V, XI  | possible be moderate, or at any rate should not parade his vices
13     VI, II  |      over all causes, or at any rate over the most important,
14     VI, V   | constitution as well, or at any rate should not regard their
15     VI, V   |         little farm, or, at any rate, make a beginning in trade
16    VII, I   |       either do harm, or at any rate be of no use, to their possessors,