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 1      I, II  |        why Hellenic states were originally governed by kings; because
 2      I, IX  |       the members of the family originally had all things in common;
 3     II, VI  |       remain the same, although originally all the lots may have been
 4     II, X   |    proves that the common meals originally came from Crete. Further,
 5     IV, I   |  conditions (3); both how it is originally formed and, when formed,
 6     IV, XIII|      the warrior class, and was originally taken from the knights (
 7      V, I   | government never last. They are originally based on a mistake, and,
 8      V, V   |        the ancient tyrants were originally demagogues. They are not
 9      V, VI  |     qualification may have been originally fixed according to the circumstances
10      V, X   |         and several others were originally kings, and ended by becoming
11      V, XII |      the majority of them, were originally rich. This is not true:
12    VII, X   |     From this part of the world originally came the institution of
13   VIII, I   |        peculiar character which originally formed and which continues
14   VIII, III |       the sake of pleasure, but originally it was included in education,