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 1      I, IV  |      instrument. Thus, too, a possession is an instrument for maintaining
 2      I, IV  |   family, a slave is a living possession, and property a number of
 3      I, IV  |       of production, whilst a possession is an instrument of action.
 4      I, IV  |  minister of action. Again, a possession is spoken of as a part is
 5      I, IV  |    and this is also true of a possession. The master is only the
 6      I, IV  |      a human being, is also a possession. And a possession may be
 7      I, IV  |      also a possession. And a possession may be defined as an instrument
 8     II, V   |      said to arise out of the possession of private property. These
 9     II, V   |   gymnastic exercises and the possession of arms. If, on the other
10    III, XII |      can only be based on the possession of elements which enter
11     IV, XIII|  assembly. concerning (4) the possession of arms, and (5) gymnastic
12      V, VIII| office is short, whereas long possession begets tyranny in oligarchies
13    VII, VI  |      can be no doubt that the possession of a moderate naval force
14    VII, XV  |     best-off and to be in the possession of every good, have special