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 1      I, X   |            X~And we have found the answer to our original question,
 2      I, X   |           any other necessary. The answer is that as from one point
 3      I, XIII|   qualities. And, whichever way we answer the question, a difficulty
 4     II, X   |           number. The elders, too, answer to the elders in Crete,
 5     II, XI  |         common tables of the clubs answer to the Spartan phiditia,
 6    III, IV  |           man coincide? To this we answer that the good ruler is a
 7    III, IV  | considerations may be gathered the answer to the question, whether
 8    III, XI  |        great extent met by our old answer, that if the people are
 9    III, XIII|      wealth, the many might fairly answer that they themselves are
10    III, XIV |        Lacedaemonian is thought to answer best to the true pattern;
11    III, XV  |           himself. To which we may answer that their character is
12    III, XVII|     various forms, and this is the answer to the question, whether
13     IV, XVI |          modes, then, as was said, answer to those previously mentioned.~
14      V, XI  |           under three heads, which answer to the three aims of the
15    VII, XIV |          necessarily vary with the answer given to this question.
16   VIII, VI  |            makes a difference. The answer to the objection turns upon