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 1      I, IX  |      of getting wealth, they try other arts, using in turn
 2     II, V   |     which the Lacedaemonians try to enforce already.~But,
 3     IV, XII |   should equally by his laws try to attach this class to
 4     IV, XIII|   attend the assembly and to try causes; but if after registration
 5     IV, XVI |   composed of a few only who try all causes, oligarchical;
 6      V, I   | monarchy, or any other, they try to get the administration
 7      V, VI  |      to innovate, and either try to make themselves tyrants,
 8      V, VI  |    party among the oligarchs try directly to create a political
 9     VI, I   |      one. Founders of states try to bring together all the
10     VI, VIII|     the jailorship also, and try by some device to render
11    VII, X   |      already discovered, and try to supply defects.~I have
12    VII, XIV |      could, should obviously try to obtain the power in his