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 1      I, XIII|          woman, are not, as Socrates maintained, the same; the courage of
 2     II, II  |              principle which must be maintained, for they cannot an rule
 3     II, V   |            of the guardians is to be maintained.~Again, if Socrates makes
 4     II, VI  |            the opposite principle is maintained. What in our opinion is
 5     II, VI  |              life. In the Laws it is maintained that the best constitution
 6     II, VIII|         classes, and no more, for he maintained that there are three subjects
 7     II, VIII|             died in battle should be maintained at the public expense, as
 8     II, VIII|            of which the soldiers are maintained, if they are themselves
 9     II, IX  |             have been better to have maintained their numbers by the equalization
10     II, IX  |             the same arrangements be maintained. This is the case at Sparta,
11    III, XI  |              few best is one that is maintained, and, though not free from
12    III, XV  |        supposing the principle to be maintained that kingly power is the
13      V, I   |             be more or less strictly maintained. Or the revolution may be
14      V, VIII|             should be more jealously maintained than the spirit of obedience
15    VII, II  | contemplative life, which by some is maintained to be the only one worthy