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 1     II, VI  |      are parted, liberally will combine with luxury; temperance
 2     II, VI  |        are nearer the truth who combine many forms; for the constitution
 3     II, VI  |        a small number choose to combine, the elections will always
 4     IV, IX  |       In the first mode we must combine the laws made by both governments,
 5     IV, XIII|       the two principles should combine the practice of both, and
 6     IV, XV  |       states it is necessary to combine many offices in a few hands,
 7      V, V   |       until they compel them to combine (for a common danger unites
 8      V, V   |         them, were compelled to combine and put down the democracy.
 9      V, V   |   notables and so force them to combine; either they make a division
10      V, VII | democracy and oligarchy. For to combine these is the endeavor of
11      V, VIII|         poor. Another way is to combine the poor and the rich in
12     VI, VII |        practice of generals who combine a proper contingent of light-armed