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 1     II, IX  |    Ephoralty certainly does keep the state together; for
 2     IV, III | number of horses which they keep, for they cannot afford
 3     IV, III |   for they cannot afford to keep them unless they are rich.
 4     IV, VI  |   which the governing class keep the offices in their own
 5     IV, XV  |  example, should one person keep order in the market and
 6      V, VIII|   them makes the government keep in hand the constitution.
 7      V, VIII|  them; and so the poor will keep to their work and grow rich,
 8      V, XI  |   and the people, having to keep hard at work, are prevented
 9      V, XI  |    to occupy the people and keep them poor. Another practice
10      V, XI  |    must be careful; he must keep power enough to rule over
11     VI, VII | only rich men can afford to keep horses. The second form
12    VII, XIV | points the statesman should keep in view when he frames his
13    VII, XVI | their bodies, they ought to keep quiet, for the offspring