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 1     II, V   |    prevail at Sparta and Crete respecting common meals, whereby the
 2     II, IX  |    faulty nature of their laws respecting property; for the city sank
 3     II, IX  |        citizens greedy.~Enough respecting the Spartan constitution,
 4    III, III |    parallel question is raised respecting the state, whether a certain
 5    III, XVI |      there impends the inquiry respecting the king who acts solely
 6    III, XVII| conclusions at which we arrive respecting royalty and its various
 7     IV, XI  |  conclusion at which we arrive respecting all these forms rests upon
 8     IV, XIV |      the custom of oligarchies respecting courts of law. For in oligarchies
 9     IV, XIV |      then, are our conclusions respecting the deliberative, that is,
10     IV, XVI |     fourth determines disputes respecting penalties, whether raised
11      V, X   |       What I have said already respecting forms of constitutional
12    VII, VI  |       Such are our conclusions respecting the territory of the state,