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 1      I, II  | self-sufficing, the state comes into existence, originating in the bare
 2      I, II  |              life, and continuing in existence for the sake of a good life.
 3     II, III |            whether, if one came into existence, it has survived. But which
 4    III, V   |             who are necessary to the existence of the state; for example,
 5    III, VI  |              so long as the evils of existence do not greatly overbalance
 6    III, XIII|                          XIII~If the existence of the state is alone to
 7     IV, VIII|            Thus far I have shown the existence of forms of states other
 8     IV, XV  |           many, are necessary to the existence of a state, and which, if
 9      V, III |            of letting them come into existence and then finding a remedy.~
10      V, IX  |               but those by which the existence of an oligarchy or of a
11      V, X   |       Royalties do not now come into existence; where such forms of government
12    VII, VIII|             are indispensable to the existence of a state, for what we
13    VII, IX  |           kinds are necessary to the existence of states, but the parts