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 1      I, VIII| itself, and whose food is not acquired by exchange and retail trade—
 2     II, IX  |   which men contend are to be acquired by virtue rather than by
 3     II, X   |       and Rhodes. Hence Minos acquired the empire of the sea, subduing
 4    III, IV  |     privilege which they only acquired under the extreme democracy.
 5     IV, VI  |     government when they have acquired the qualification which
 6     IV, VI  | oligarchy; hence all who have acquired the property qualification
 7      V, VII |       notables had previously acquired the whole of the land contrary
 8      V, X   |       and the Ionian tyrants, acquired the tyranny by holding great
 9      V, X   |   that most of those who have acquired, have retained their power,
10    VII, XIV |       but fall when they have acquired their empire; like unused
11   VIII, III |  other sorts of knowledge are acquired through them. With a like
12   VIII, VI  |      the knowledge which they acquired in their youth. As to (2)