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 1      I, I   | mankind always act in order to obtain that which they think good.
 2      I, II  |   state or anything else, will obtain the clearest view of them.
 3      I, VIII|    such a manner that they may obtain with greater facility the
 4      I, VIII|     beasts. The greater number obtain a living from the cultivated
 5    III, IV  |        we must certainly first obtain some general notion of the
 6     IV, V   |   acquires a qualification may obtain a share. Another sort is
 7     IV, VI  |       when necessary. They all obtain a share in the government
 8      V, II  |     just supposed, in order to obtain them for themselves, but
 9      V, IV  |     another citizen, wanted to obtain them for his sons; but he
10      V, VI  | flatter the people in order to obtain a decision in their own
11    VII, II  |     where we are told that men obtain the honor of wearing as
12    VII, XIV |        citizens to conquer and obtain dominion over their neighbors,
13    VII, XIV |        should obviously try to obtain the power in his own state—
14    VII, XIV |        and in the second place obtain empire for the good of the
15   VIII, III |       and from the pleasure we obtain rest. But leisure of itself