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 1      I, XI  |    ought to know which of these pay better than others, and
 2      I, XI  |   better than others, and which pay best in particular places,
 3     II, VII |       at one time two obols was pay enough; but now, when this
 4     II, VIII|      the defendant ought not to pay twenty minae, and yet condemns
 5     II, IX  |       and they are unwilling to pay taxes. The greater part
 6     IV, VI  |  including the poor who receive pay, and therefore have leisure
 7     IV, IX  |        to the poor they give no pay; but in democracies they
 8     IV, IX  |        in democracies they give pay to the poor and do not fine
 9     IV, XIII|      have counter devices. They pay the poor for attending the
10     IV, XIV |        have political training, pay should not be given to all,
11     IV, XV  |       assembly receive abundant pay; for they have nothing to
12      V, V   |    demagogues not only provided pay for the multitude, but prevented
13     VI, II  | magistrates, everybody receives pay, when it is to be had; or
14     VI, V   |    unless they are paid, and to pay them when there are no revenues
15     VI, V   |        meantime the rich should pay the fee for the attendance
16     VI, VII |         when they see that they pay a heavy fine for their dignity.