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 1      I, XI  |        place and some in another. Secondly, husbandry, which may be
 2     II, V   |       wife for temperance’ sake); secondly, liberality in the matter
 3     II, IX  |           with the perfect state; secondly, whether it is or is not
 4    III, IX  |         in their own affairs; and secondly, because both the parties
 5    III, XI  |         to professors of the art. Secondly, does not the same principle
 6    III, XV  |          to the citizens in turn? Secondly, is it well that a single
 7     IV, XIV | deliberates about public affairs; secondly (2) that concerned with
 8     IV, XV  |       modes: first, who appoints? secondly, from whom? and thirdly,
 9     VI, V   |       when the poor are paid; and secondly, causes are better tried,
10    VII, VIII|        First, there must be food; secondly, arts, for life requires
11    VII, XI  |       which they are exposed, and secondly, on the use of pure water;
12    VII, XIV |         even in their bodies, and secondly in their minds), so that
13    VII, XVI |          between married persons. Secondly, he must consider the time
14    VII, XVII|          down about children, and secondly, whether the care of them