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 1      I, II |          longer have their proper quality, but only that they have
 2      I, IX |           contrary to nature. The quality of courage, for example,
 3      I, IX | Nevertheless, some men turn every quality or art into a means of getting
 4     II, II |         there is no difference in quality (for mutual protection is
 5     II, IX |         he has reckoned upon this quality in the election of the elders;
 6     IV, XII|         every city is composed of quality and quantity. By quality
 7     IV, XII|          quality and quantity. By quality I mean freedom, wealth,
 8     IV, XII|           superiority of numbers. Quality may exist in one of the
 9     IV, XII|    quantity as they fall short in quality; and therefore there must
10     IV, XII|        comparison of quantity and quality. Where the number of the
11     IV, XII|        and the notables exceed in quality more than they fall short
12      V, III|       abnormal increase be one of quality as well as of quantity,
13      V, IX |           in all governments, the quality of justice must also differ.
14    VII, VII|         know. Now, passion is the quality of the soul which begets
15    VII, VII|           all men based upon this quality, for passion is commanding
16   VIII, IV |           of statesmanship in one quality only, and even in this the