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 1     II, V  |     like those which prevail at Sparta and Crete respecting common
 2     II, IX |        has actually happened at Sparta; the legislator wanted to
 3     II, IX |       them; indeed, at one time Sparta is said to have numbered
 4     II, IX | families; and there is a law at Sparta that the father of three
 5     II, IX |      have been many examples at Sparta of this evil in former times;
 6     II, IX | maintained. This is the case at Sparta, where the kings desire
 7     II, IX |        be irresponsible; yet at Sparta they are so. But (it may
 8     II, X  |         political advantage. At Sparta every one is eligible, and
 9     II, XI |         the kings and elders of Sparta. Their kings, unlike the
10     II, XI |        this is not permitted in Sparta and Crete. That the magistrates
11      V, I  |        particular office: as at Sparta it is said that Lysander
12      V, VII|    Lysander was by the kings of Sparta; or, when a brave man is