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 1     II, III|     unity in a state. For the word "all" is ambiguous. If the
 2     II, III|        every one will use the word "mine" of one who is prospering
 3     II, III|       citizens, or to use the word "mine" in the ordinary and
 4     II, IV |  obedient and not rebel. In a word, the result of such a law
 5     II, VII|     of this he has said not a word. And so with respect to
 6     II, X  |     the Cretans have the same word, the use of which proves
 7    III, III|     need only remark that the word "state" is ambiguous.~It
 8     IV, IV |      in the true sense of the word, for decrees relate only
 9     IV, XV |      court the meaning of the word, although such problems
10      V, X  | either of them, but broke his word and married the elder to
11      V, X  |      hatred is painless.~In a word, all the causes which I
12    VII, IV |      in the same sense of the word great in which Hippocrates
13   VIII, VII| education, (2) purgation (the word "purgation"" we use at present