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 1      I, VI  |     be easily seen. For the words slavery and slave are used
 2     II, III | term "all": like some other words, "both," "odd," "even,"
 3     II, III |    impracticable; or if the words are taken in the other sense,
 4     II, VII |    Atarneus at once." These words of Eubulus made an impression
 5    III, II  |     than the other. For the words, "born of a father or mother
 6    III, V   |  the state. Compare Homer’s words, "like some dishonored stranger";
 7    III, VII |    at once be apparent. The words constitution and government
 8    III, XI  |     whole—that is, in other words, the physician; and so in
 9    III, XI  |      the user, or, in other words, the master, of the house
10    III, XII |   good is justice, in other words, the common interest. All
11      V, IX  |    as he pleases, or in the words of Euripides, "according
12    VII, VII | addresses his soul in these words:~For surely thou art plagued
13    VII, XVII| light utterance of shameful words leads soon to shameful actions.