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 1      I, VI |        measure: they detest the notion that, because one man has
 2      I, IX |       has in fact suggested the notion that riches and property
 3      I, IX |         men seek after a better notion of riches and of the art
 4     II, V  |         attributed to the false notion of unity from which he starts.
 5     II, XII|     Persian War, began to get a notion of itself, and followed
 6    III, IV |       first obtain some general notion of the virtue of the citizen.
 7     IV, III|         this is a very favorite notion. But in either case the
 8     IV, XIV| according to the most prevalent notion of it (I am speaking of
 9      V, I  |      example, arises out of the notion that those who are equal
10      V, I  |       Oligarchy is based on the notion that those who are unequal
11      V, VII|  high-spirited kind, and have a notion that they are as good as
12     VI, III|   according to the democratical notion, is the juster form of the
13    VII, XVI|       persons, according to the notion of some poets who measure