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 1     II, IX  |          the habit of giving the rights of citizenship to strangers,
 2     II, IX  |          allowed to retain their rights of citizenship.~The law
 3     II, X   |      forbids him to exercise the rights of citizenship. But in Crete
 4    III, I   |         do not possess even such rights completely, for they are
 5    III, IX  |  intermarry, which is one of the rights peculiarly characteristic
 6    III, XII |       one respect have different rights and claims. But, surely,
 7    III, XII |       greater share of political rights. The error here lies upon
 8     IV, IV  |     loses his property loses his rights. Another kind is that in
 9     IV, VI  |        leisure to exercise their rights, share in the administration.
10     IV, XIII|     number of those who have the rights of citizens exceeds the
11      V, III | strangers and mercenaries to the rights of citizenship, quarrelled
12      V, VI  |      then those who desire equal rights are compelled to call in
13     VI, VI  |    qualification should have the rights of citizenship. The number
14    VII, IV  |         will readily acquire the rights of citizens, for who will