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 1      I, VIII|      who lead an idle life, and get their subsistence without
 2     II, V   |        those who labor much and get little will necessarily
 3     II, VI  |      whether few or many, would get nothing. One would have
 4     II, X   |        setting up a chief; they get together a party among the
 5     II, XII |       the Persian War, began to get a notion of itself, and
 6    III, XV  |     number of persons would all get into a passion and go wrong
 7    III, XVI |        a physician; he will not get better if he is doctored
 8      V, I   |       or any other, they try to get the administration into
 9      V, V   |        the aspirants for office get hold of the people, and
10      V, X   |         got together a party to get rid of Thrasybulus and save
11      V, XI  |         which the common people get excited when they see their
12     VI, IV  |   citizens with one another and get rid of old connections.
13     VI, V   | demagogues of our own day often get property confiscated in
14     VI, VII |       the way in which the poor get the better of the rich in
15    VII, XI  |      difficult for strangers to get out of a town and for assailants