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 1     II, VI |     nearly the same, objections apply to Plato’s later work, the
 2     II, VII|   public slaves, it should only apply to those engaged on public
 3     II, XI | constitution would be censured, apply equally to all the forms
 4    III, I  |    qualified sense, as we might apply the term to children who
 5    III, II |       citizen," cannot possibly apply to the first inhabitants
 6    III, III|     common good. But this would apply equally to democracies,
 7    III, V  |    virtue of a citizen will not apply to every citizen nor to
 8    III, XI |      Whether this principle can apply to every democracy, and
 9    III, XI |     does not the same principle apply to elections? For a right
10      V, I  |       what modes of destruction apply to particular states, and
11    VII, V  |         the same principle will apply to the territory of the
12    VII, XVI|        a freeman. These remarks apply equally to both parents.~
13   VIII, V  |      facts. The same principles apply to rhythms; some have a