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 1      I, XI  |        or natural mode which is partly natural, but is also concerned
 2     II, VIII|    simple acquittal; but, if he partly acquitted and partly condemned,
 3     II, VIII|         he partly acquitted and partly condemned, he was to distinguish
 4    III, II  |   citizen? Gorgias of Leontini, partly because he was in a difficulty,
 5    III, II  |         he was in a difficulty, partly in irony, said—"Mortars
 6     IV, XIV |   select candidates, or elected partly by vote, partly by lot—these
 7     IV, XIV |         elected partly by vote, partly by lot—these practices are
 8     IV, XIV |         lot—these practices are partly characteristic of an aristocratical
 9      V, X   | conspired against Ariobarzanes, partly out of contempt and partly
10      V, X   |      partly out of contempt and partly from the love of gain.~Bold
11    VII, III |        To both we say: "you are partly right and partly wrong."
12    VII, III |        you are partly right and partly wrong." first class are
13   VIII, II  |      have already remarked, are partly of a liberal and party of