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 1     II, III |   respective fathers on the ground of their likeness. And some
 2     II, V   |      but when they till the ground for themselves the question
 3    III, III |   other obligations, on the ground that the tyrant, and not
 4    III, XII |  why in politics men do not ground their claim to office on
 5    III, XIII|  all those who claim on the ground that they are freeborn.
 6    III, XIII|    of the government on the ground of their virtue or their
 7    III, XVII|  not only agreeable to that ground of right which the founders
 8    VII, X   | wars with neighbors, on the ground that their interests will
 9    VII, XIV |     of fortune; and on this ground Thibron and all those who
10    VII, XVI | shall live, but that on the ground of an excess in the number
11   VIII, III |  into education, not on the ground either of its necessity
12   VIII, V   |  conduces to virtue, on the ground that it can form our minds
13   VIII, V   |   men glad: so that on this ground alone we may assume that