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 1     II, V   |      more among high-spirited warriors? But that the persons whom
 2     II, VI  |  husbandmen, and the other of warriors; from this latter is taken
 3     II, VI  |    extended to women, and the warriors number 5000, but in the
 4     II, VIII|     second was to support the warriors, the third was the property
 5     II, VIII|       the husbandmen, and the warriors, all have a share in the
 6     II, VIII|      they really provided the warriors with food, might fairly
 7     II, VIII|       their own, and from the warriors, they will make a fourth
 8     II, VIII|    themselves and give to the warriors from the same land and the
 9     IV, IV  |    the serfs or laborers. The warriors make up the fifth class,
10     IV, IV  |     the same persons are both warriors and husbandmen—is immaterial
11     VI, VII |     should become light-armed warriors in reality. The oligarchy
12    VII, IX  |      is in a state a class of warriors, and another of councillors,
13    VII, IX  | divided into two classes, the warriors and the councillors and
14    VII, IX  |    parts of the state are the warriors and councillors. And these
15    VII, X   |    into classes, and that the warriors should be separated from