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 1      I, XIII|     irrational part. Now, it is obvious that the same principle
 2     II, II  |    state the better." Is it not obvious that a state may at length
 3     II, III |       collectively. There is an obvious fallacy in the term "all":
 4     II, IX  |         of the state. Yet it is obvious that, if there were many
 5    III, IV  |     them both, the inference is obvious. There is, indeed, the rule
 6    III, IX  |       make the citizens~This is obvious; for suppose distinct places,
 7     IV, I   |     arts generally.~Hence it is obvious that government too is the
 8     IV, II  | oligarchy, and democracy.~It is obvious which of the three perversions
 9     IV, VIII|   latter are not very unlike is obvious.~
10     IV, XIII|       for non-attendance. It is obvious that he who would duly mix
11      V, XI  |         policy of the tyrant is obvious. He ought to show himself
12    VII, IX  |    office is to be regulated is obvious. No husbandman or mechanic