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 1    III, IX  |       between the things, they agree about the equality of the
 2    III, XII |       to a certain extent they agree in the philosophical distinctions
 3      V, I   |       I was saying before, men agree that justice in the abstract
 4      V, III | Chytians at Clazomenae did not agree with the people of the island;
 5      V, X   |       them of their arms. Both agree too in injuring the people
 6     VI, III |     that to which the majority agree, oligarchs that to which
 7     VI, III |       equality which they both agree we must inquire into their
 8     VI, III |     ideas of justice.~Now they agree in saying that whatever
 9     VI, III |       the greater part of both agree; and if they disagree, that
10    VII, II  |    happily. But even those who agree in thinking that the life
11    VII, III |  address those who, while they agree that the life of virtue
12    VII, V   |     the state: every one would agree in praising the territory
13    VII, XIII|      the means and the end may agree or disagree. Sometimes the
14    VII, XIII|         for they do not always agree; men do many things against
15   VIII, V   |       made up of both. All men agree that music is one of the
16   VIII, VII |  appropriate Phrygian. All men agree that the Dorian music is