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 1     II, VII | Further, if he prescribe this moderate amount equally to all, he
 2     II, VII |      disorders? Of the first, moderate possessions and occupation;
 3     II, IX  |      or, if any, but small or moderate ones. As the law now stands,
 4     IV, VI  |      and of those who possess moderate fortunes have the supreme
 5     IV, XI  |     which the citizens have a moderate and sufficient property;
 6     IV, XIV |       out of those who have a moderate qualification are numerous
 7      V, VIII|       any citizen but to give moderate honor for a long time rather
 8      V, XI  |        for then they are more moderate and not so despotic in their
 9      V, XI  |  tyrant should if possible be moderate, or at any rate should not
10      V, XI  |  their guardian; he should be moderate, not extravagant in his
11    VII, I   |        Some think that a very moderate amount of virtue is enough,
12    VII, I   |    character, and have only a moderate share of external goods,
13    VII, VI  |      that the possession of a moderate naval force is advantageous
14   VIII, V   |    another, again, produces a moderate and settled temper, which