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 1      I, I   |             and the statesman is as follows: When the government is
 2      I, VI  |            other’s territory, is as follows: in some sense virtue, when
 3    III, VII |              the perversions are as follows: of royalty, tyranny; of
 4     IV, II  |             be established. In what follows we have to describe the
 5     IV, VI  |           being a numerous body, it follows that the law must govern,
 6      V, V   |        separately, we must see what follows from the principles already
 7     VI, II  |   proportionate equality; whence it follows that the majority must be
 8     VI, II  | characteristics of democracy are as follows the election of officers
 9     VI, VIII|                  VIII~Next in order follows the right distribution of
10     VI, VIII|           which may be summed up as follows: offices concerned with
11    VII, IX  |         without virtue), it clearly follows that in the state which
12    VII, IX  |            share in the state. This follows from our first principle,
13    VII, XIII|          skill of the performer.~It follows then from what has been
14   VIII, IV  |            the period of life which follows may then be devoted to hard
15   VIII, V   |         beauty only, it necessarily follows that the sight of the original