Book, Paragraph

 1      I, II  |      right when he says,~First house and wife and an ox for the
 2      I, VII |       is a monarchy, for every house is under one head: whereas
 3      I, X   |      of view the master of the house and the ruler of the state
 4     II, V   |        but who will see to the house? And who will do so if the
 5    III, IX  |        but that each man had a house of his own, which was in
 6    III, XI  |  example, the knowledge of the house is not limited to the builder
 7    III, XI  |      words, the master, of the house will be even a better judge
 8    III, XIV |        is the kingly rule of a house, so kingly rule is the household
 9    VII, VIII|       stand to their work; the house and the builder have nothing
10    VII, VIII| builder is for the sake of the house. And so states require property,
11    VII, XI  |   individual were to leave his house unwalled, lest the inmates
12   VIII, VI  |       breaking anything in the house, was a capital invention,