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 1      I, VIII|   method, for a slave has been shown to be a part of property.
 2      I, XIII|   constitution of the soul has shown us the way; in it one part
 3      I, XIII|        the courage of a man is shown in commanding, of a woman
 4     II, VIII|    improvement has occurred is shown by the fact that old customs
 5     IV, VIII|     this name.~Thus far I have shown the existence of forms of
 6      V, VII |   cause which has been already shown to affect oligarchies; for
 7     VI, I   | composition of a state.~I have shown already what forms of democracy
 8    VII, I   |         the happy state may be shown to be that which is best
 9    VII, IX  |        the priesthood.~We have shown what are the necessary conditions,
10    VII, XI  |        there is little courage shown in seeking for safety behind
11   VIII, VI  |     upon it. The popularity is shown by the tablet which Thrasippus