Book, Paragraph

 1      I, VII |    remarks are quite enough to show that the rule of a master
 2      I, XI  | poverty, which was supposed to show that philosophy was of no
 3     II, VI  |      similar polities, tend to show that states like Plato’s
 4    III, IV  |    side. I have said enough to show why the two kinds of virtue
 5    III, VIII|  states?~The argument seems to show that, whether in oligarchies
 6    III, XIII|       considerations appear to show that none of the principles
 7     IV, IV  |     variety is due. Let me now show that there are different
 8      V, XI  |        is obvious. He ought to show himself to his subjects
 9     VI, I   |      Further, we must not only show which of these governments
10    VII, I   |        No proof is required to show that the best state of one
11    VII, VII |         is a feeling which men show most strongly towards their
12    VII, XV  |     them in time of leisure—to show excellent qualities in action
13   VIII, V   |        Enough has been said to show that music has a power of