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 1      I, VII |        of justly acquiring them, differs both from the art of the
 2      I, XII |          both free, but the rule differs, the rule over his children
 3      I, XIII|     nature. But the kind of rule differs; the freeman rules over
 4     II, II  |          in like manner, a state differs from a nation, when the
 5     II, VI  |        defined in some way which differs from this by being clearer?
 6     II, XI  |        form of government, which differs from that of any other state
 7    III, I   |        citizen then of necessity differs under each form of government;
 8    III, III |       the same, just as a tragic differs from a comic chorus, although
 9    III, IV  |           Similarly, one citizen differs from another, but the salvation
10    III, IV  |        for the virtue of a ruler differs from that of a citizen.
11    III, IX  |    becomes a mere alliance which differs only in place from alliances
12    III, XIII| governing and being governed. He differs under different forms of
13    III, XIV |          monarchy, is legal, but differs from it in not being hereditary.
14     IV, VII |        Such a form of government differs from each of the two just