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 1      I, VIII|    life of a shepherd may be combined with that of a brigand,
 2      I, VIII|  modes of life are similarly combined in any way which the needs
 3    III, XI  |   the scattered elements are combined, although, if taken separately,
 4    III, XI  |   are quite good enough, and combined with the better class they
 5     IV, I   |    in how many ways they are combined. The same political insight
 6     IV, IV  | functions appear to be often combined in the same individual;
 7     IV, XV  |   seeing what offices can be combined in one. We should also know
 8     IV, XVI |  modes of appointment may be combined; I mean, that some may be
 9      V, V   |      arose, and the notables combined. At Rhodes the demagogues
10      V, VIII| democracy and aristocracy be combined; for both notables and people
11     VI, I   |    democracy, when variously combined, make a difference. For
12    VII, XI  |  security and beauty will be combined.~As to walls, those who