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 1      I, VI  |         using this language, they really mean the natural slave of
 2     II, VIII|           husbandmen too, if they really provided the warriors with
 3     II, VIII|      introduce measures which are really destructive to the laws
 4     II, IX  |           that he could make them really good men; at least he shows
 5     II, X   |          constitutional state, is really a close oligarchy.~The nobles
 6    III, II  | Larissaeans." Yet the question is really simple, for, if according
 7    III, XI  |    practice of democracies may be really defensible. For the power
 8     IV, III |   constitutional government to be really a democracy, just as among
 9     IV, VIII|        among perversions, and the really perverted forms are perversions
10    VII, III |         actions of a ruler cannot really be honorable, unless he
11    VII, XVI |        the Troezenians—the oracle really meant that many died because
12   VIII, II  |           useful things which are really necessary, but not all useful
13   VIII, IV  |           wild animal will face a really noble danger; such dangers
14   VIII, VI  |    teaching and learning music do really have a degrading effect.
15   VIII, VI  |         judge what was or was not really conducive to virtue, and