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 1      I, V   |     the beauty of the body is seen, whereas the beauty of the
 2      I, V   |     beauty of the soul is not seen. It is clear, then, that
 3      I, VI  |     their side, may be easily seen. For the words slavery and
 4      I, IX  | wealth-getting, which we have seen to be different from the
 5      I, XII |  household management we have seen that there are three parts—
 6      I, XIII|       as will be more clearly seen if we look at them in detail,
 7     II, VI  |  rather to oligarchy. This is seen in the mode of appointing
 8    III, IX  |       said it will be clearly seen that all the partisans of
 9    III, XIII|      and reported what he had seen to Thrasybulus, who understood
10      V, XI  |    second place, he should be seen to collect taxes and to
11    VII, V   |       country which is easily seen can be easily protected.
12    VII, XII |     The site should be a spot seen far and wide, which gives