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1 III, IX | the one party, if they are unequal in one respect, for example 2 III, IX | consider themselves to be unequal in all; and the other party, 3 III, XIII| in all, nor those who are unequal in one thing to have an 4 III, XIII| in one thing to have an unequal share in all, it is certain 5 V, I | notion that those who are unequal in one respect are in all 6 V, I | respect are in all respects unequal; being unequal, that is, 7 V, I | respects unequal; being unequal, that is, in property, they 8 V, I | suppose themselves to be unequal absolutely. The democrats 9 V, I | under the idea that they are unequal, claim too much, which is 10 V, I | reason be deemed absolutely unequal), but then they are of all 11 V, I | others that if they are unequal in any respect they should 12 V, I | any respect they should be unequal in all. Hence there are 13 VII, III | and equal. But that the unequal should be given to equals,