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 1      I, IV  |       instruments are of various sorts; some are living, others
 2      I, VI  |      implying that there are two sorts of nobility and freedom,
 3      I, VIII|     procured, but there are many sorts of property and riches,
 4      I, VIII|      arts? Again, there are many sorts of food, and therefore there
 5      I, X   |    always natural.~There are two sorts of wealth-getting, as I
 6     IV, IV  | exhausted, there will be as many sorts of animals as there are
 7     IV, IV  |         state is made up of four sorts of people who are absolutely
 8     IV, V   |          These are the different sorts of oligarchies and democracies.
 9     IV, XI  |       and petty rascals. And two sorts of offenses correspond to
10      V, I   |  revolution; and hence arise two sorts of changes in governments;
11      V, VI  | oligarchical demagogue is of two sorts: either (a) he practices
12     VI, IV  |       that the other or inferior sorts will deviate in a regular
13   VIII, III |          also because many other sorts of knowledge are acquired