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 1      I, XI  |         first and most important division is commerce (of which there
 2     II, VI  |       property were incapable of division as in the Laws, the supernumeraries,
 3     II, VIII|        be taken is the threefold division of the citizens. The artisans,
 4     II, VIII|        case, should there be any division, for they might find food
 5    III, X   |         Again, when in the first division all has been taken, and
 6     IV, XVI |          when mismanaged, create division and disturbances in constitutions.~
 7      V, IV  |        War. The occasion was the division of an inheritance; one of
 8      V, V   |      combine; either they make a division of their property, or diminish
 9      V, VI  | oligarchs, who were divided, and division is always a source of weakness.
10    VII, X   |   justice and fairness in such a division, and it tends to inspire
11    VII, XIV |     doubt to those who adopt our division; for in the world both of
12    VII, XIV |          must be a corresponding division of actions; the actions
13   VIII, VII |        principles.~We accept the division of melodies proposed by