Book, Paragraph

 1     II, VII |       citizen to possess more than five times the minimum qualification
 2     II, VIII|         while another judge allows five, another four minae. In
 3     II, X   |        that whereas the Ephors are five, the Cosmi are ten in number.
 4     II, XI  |            That the magistrates of five who have under them many
 5     IV, XIII| oligarchies deceive the people are five in number; they relate to (
 6     IV, XVI |            sums of a drachma up to five drachmas, or a little more,
 7      V      |                               BOOK FIVE~
 8      V, VII |    re-elected after an interval of five years, and some young men
 9      V, XI  |          who contrived that within five years his subjects should
10     VI, III |         property qualifications of five hundred rich men? and shall
11     VI, III |         power equal to that of the five hundred? or, if this is
12     VI, III |            poor, and the remaining five of the poor with that of
13    VII, XVI |            about fifty; at four or five years or later, they should
14    VII, XVII|         period lasts to the age of five; during this no demand should
15    VII, XVII|          seven years old they must five at home; and therefore,
16    VII, XVII|     suggest vice or hate. When the five years have passed away,