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 1      I, II |           which is formed, not of deliberate purpose, but because, in
 2    III, XI |           sit in the assembly and deliberate and judge, although for
 3    III, XV | individual will be better able to deliberate in particular cases.~The
 4    III, XV | assemblies meet, sit in judgment, deliberate, and decide, and their judgments
 5    III, XVI|         of detail about which men deliberate cannot be included in legislation.
 6     IV, IV |    remains the class of those who deliberate and who judge between disputants;
 7     IV, XIV|          the government; they may deliberate, not all in one body, but
 8     IV, XIV|           of magistrates meet and deliberate, but come into office by
 9     IV, XIV|         and about scrutinies, and deliberate concerning war or alliances
10     IV, XIV|          all the citizens meet to deliberate about everything, and the
11     IV, XIV|      other hand, that some should deliberate about all is oligarchical.
12     IV, XIV|         advise better if they all deliberate together—the people with
13     IV, XIV|          good plan that those who deliberate should be elected by vote