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 1     II, IX |      defeats the intention of the Spartan constitution, and is adverse
 2     II, IX |       property. While some of the Spartan citizen have quite small
 3     II, IX |     hoplites, the whole number of Spartan citizens fell below 1000.
 4     II, IX |    citizenship.~The law about the Spartan admirals has often been
 5     II, IX |     greedy.~Enough respecting the Spartan constitution, of which these
 6     II, X  | constitution nearly resembles the Spartan, and in some few points
 7     II, XI |           the clubs answer to the Spartan phiditia, and their magistracy
 8     II, XI |           Their kings, unlike the Spartan, are not always of the same
 9     IV, IX |          Ephoralty. By others the Spartan constitution is said to
10      V, VII|         illegitimate] sons of the Spartan peers, attempted a revolution,
11      V, XII|     perfect state change into the Spartan? For governments more often
12      V, XII|         changes; he says that the Spartan constitution changes into
13      V, XII|           as much the case in the Spartan constitution, or in any