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 1      I, IX  |      easily applicable to the purposes of life, for example, iron,
 2    III, I   |    citizens sufficing for the purposes of life.~
 3    III, XIII|   used ostracism for factious purposes. It is true that under perverted
 4     IV, XIV |    are assembled only for the purposes of legislation, and to consult
 5      V, XI  |    the bad are useful for bad purposes; "nail knocks out nail,"
 6      V, XI  |       services only for state purposes, and that he may form a
 7     VI, I   |     called oligarchy. For the purposes of this inquiry we need
 8    VII, IV  | number which suffices for the purposes of life, and can be taken
 9    VII, VIII|   internal needs, and for the purposes of war; fifthly, or rather
10    VII, VIII|     of them sufficing for the purposes of life; and if any of these
11    VII, XI  |       which is used for other purposes.~As to strongholds, what
12    VII, XI  |    well as useful for warlike purposes, and adapted to resist modern
13   VIII, III |    regarded as useful for the purposes of life in a variety of
14   VIII, VII |      lower type. But, for the purposes of education, as I have