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 1     II, II  | official position, be treated alike. Thus the one party rule
 2     II, III | therefore be neglected by all alike. Further, upon this principle,
 3     II, V   |   soil and the produce may be alike common.~When the husbandmen
 4     II, VII |   poet says,~The bad and good alike in honor share.~ ~There
 5    III, IV  |    all the citizens cannot be alike, the virtue of the citizen
 6    III, XVII|  manifest that, where men are alike and equal, it is neither
 7     IV, IV  |     attained when all persons alike share in the government
 8     IV, IV  |    both is the same, and they alike exercise a despotic rule
 9     IV, X   |       no one, and governs all alike, whether equals or better,
10      V, VI  |      is liable to revolutions alike in war and in peace; in
11      V, X   |      and aristocracy are both alike opposed to tyranny, because
12      V, XI  |   Samos; all these works were alike intended to occupy the people
13     VI, IV  |       that in which all share alike, is one which cannot be
14    VII, III |       just consist in sharing alike, as is just and equal. But
15    VII, XIV | grounds that all the citizens alike should take their turn of
16   VIII, V   |     and make use of all three alike—sleep, drinking, music—to