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 1      I, VI  |     they would an orator who brought forward an unconstitutional
 2     II, I   |    is good and useful may be brought to light. And let no one
 3    III, VI  |   not but that they are also brought together by their common
 4    III, IX  |    Corinth and Megara, to be brought together so that their walls
 5    III, XIII|     ears of corn till he had brought the field to a level. The
 6     IV, IV  |   This is a state of affairs brought about by the demagogues.
 7     IV, IX  |     the sons of the poor are brought up with with the sons of
 8     IV, XI  |     luxury in which they are brought up, they never learn, even
 9     IV, XV  |    practice; no one has ever brought into court the meaning of
10      V, III |  fear of the suits that were brought against them. Contempt is
11      V, III |     grows out of a multitude brought together by accident. Hence
12      V, V   |      of the suits which were brought against them, were compelled
13      V, VI  | exclusive, the revolution is brought about by persons of the
14      V, VIII|  honor and profit. If office brought no profit, then and then
15    VII, VI  |    introduction of strangers brought up under other laws, and
16    VII, XI  |      siege engines have been brought to such perfection. To have