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 1      I, III |  theory of their relation than exists at present. For some are
 2      I, III |      between slave and freeman exists by law only, and not by
 3      I, V   |       to fight. Such a duality exists in living creatures, but
 4      I, XIII| slavery; and whereas the slave exists by nature, not so the shoemaker
 5     II, V   |        in well-ordered states, exists already to a certain extent
 6     II, VIII|        before, yet it actually exists at Athens and in other places.
 7    III, IX  |       ninety-nine. But a state exists for the sake of a good life,
 8    III, IX  |      is that political society exists for the sake of noble actions,
 9    III, XV  |        general principle which exists in law; and this is a better
10    III, XVI |        magistracy of this kind exists at Epidamnus, and also at
11    III, XVII|     among whom there naturally exists a warlike multitude able
12     IV, VIII|        of them there of course exists the right of the majority,
13     IV, VIII|  states the form called polity exists, for the fusion goes no
14    VII, XIV |        art the inferior always exists for the sake of the better