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 1      I, II  |          this is a union which is formed, not of deliberate purpose,
 2      I, II  |           the first society to be formed is the village. And the
 3     II, II  |         of which a unity is to be formed differ in kind. Wherefore
 4     II, VIII|           referred; this court he formed of elders chosen for the
 5     II, XII |      retained by him, but that he formed the courts of law out of
 6     IV, I   |         both how it is originally formed and, when formed, how it
 7     IV, I   |       originally formed and, when formed, how it may be longest preserved;
 8     IV, VII | aristocracy which is a government formed of the best men absolutely,
 9     IV, XI  |       best political community is formed by citizens of the middle
10      V, X   |  Harmodius. A conspiracy was also formed against Periander, the tyrant
11    VII, VII |       nation, and, if it could be formed into one state, would be
12   VIII, I   |        character which originally formed and which continues to preserve