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 1      I, VIII|         of true riches; for the amount of property which is needed
 2     II, VI  |   another point: Should not the amount of property be defined in
 3     II, VII |        legislator who fixes the amount of property should also
 4     II, VII |       equality of property, the amount may be either too large
 5     II, VII |      but at moderation in their amount. Further, if he prescribe
 6     II, VII |         prescribe this moderate amount equally to all, he will
 7    III, XII | commensurable; for if a certain amount is better than some other,
 8     IV, IV  |         he who has the required amount of property has a share
 9     IV, VI  |        who obtains the required amount the right of sharing in
10      V, VIII|        the qualification as the amount is greater or less. Where
11     VI, III |       be given according to the amount of property. In both principles
12     VI, IV  |     poor may have more than the amount required.~Next best to an
13     VI, V   |    which will give the greatest amount of democracy or oligarchy,
14    VII, I   |      think that a very moderate amount of virtue is enough, but
15    VII, VIII|         there must be a certain amount of revenue, both for internal