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 1     II, X   |       not discontented at being excluded from it. For there is no
 2    III, V   |      male or a female slave are excluded; then those whose mothers
 3    III, V   | dishonored stranger"; he who is excluded from the honors of the state
 4    III, X   |      case everybody else, being excluded from power, will be dishonored.
 5    III, XI  |         which many poor men are excluded from office will necessarily
 6     IV, XIII|     exceeds the number of those excluded. Even if they have no share
 7      V, VI  |       the wealthy class who are excluded, as happened at Massalia
 8      V, VII |         or, when a brave man is excluded from the honors of the state,
 9      V, VIII|         maltreating any who are excluded from the government, but
10     VI, IV  |         the population which is excluded will at each stage be of
11     VI, VI  |     stronger than those who are excluded, and the new citizen should
12    VII, II  |      that sort of thing must be excluded. Hence we see very plainly
13    VII, XII |        this all trade should be excluded, and no mechanic, husbandman,