Book, Paragraph

 1     II, VIII|    discussion of them to a more suitable occasion.~
 2     IV, XII |      what kind of government is suitable to what and what kind of
 3     IV, XII |         form of government more suitable to both, they will find
 4     IV, XV  |       well, and may the same be suitable to some, but different offices
 5    VII, V   |     other is, that it should be suitable for receiving the fruits
 6    VII, XI  |         to strongholds, what is suitable to different forms of government
 7    VII, XII | guardhouses and towers built at suitable intervals, and the body
 8    VII, XII |       magistrates will occupy a suitable place, and there also will
 9    VII, XII |        traders’ agora will be a suitable spot; the upper agora we
10   VIII, III |    introduce amusements only at suitable times, and they should be
11   VIII, V   |       is intellectual enjoyment suitable to boys of that age, for
12   VIII, VI  |      question what is or is not suitable for different ages may be