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 1      I, XI   |   wealth-getting; we will now proceed to the practical part. The
 2    III, XII  |    will be made clearer as we proceed. For if there were a superior
 3    III, XVIII|    these conclusions, we must proceed to speak of the perfect
 4     IV, I    |     administer the state, and proceed against offenders. So that
 5     IV, II   |    what manner a man ought to proceed who desires to establish
 6     IV, IV   | whence they arise, I will now proceed to consider, starting from
 7     IV, VIII |    adopted this order, I will proceed to consider constitutional
 8     IV, XIV  |  basis of discussion, we will proceed to speak of the points which
 9     IV, XV   |               XV~Next we will proceed to consider the distribution
10     IV, XV   |      of them, and then we may proceed to determine which are suited
11     VI, I    |       state, but also briefly proceed to consider how these and
12     VI, IV   |       way in which demagogues proceed. Whereas the right thing
13    VII, VII  |      of the citizens, we will proceed to speak of what should
14    VII, X    |      of the territory. Let me proceed to discuss the distribution
15   VIII, II   |      what principle we should proceed—should the useful in life,