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 1      I, V   |    although useless for such services, useful for political life
 2     II, XI  |      obedience in both these services extend to all.~The government
 3    III, V   |     are freed from necessary services. The necessary people are
 4      V, V   |     the imposition of public services, and sometimes they bring
 5      V, VI  |     government because their services are necessary to them. And
 6      V, VIII| expensive and useless public services, such as the giving of choruses,
 7      V, XI  |  taxes and to require public services only for state purposes,
 8     VI, II  |     democracy is payment for services; assembly, law courts, magistrates,
 9     VI, V   |  excused from useless public services. By administering the state
10    VII, VIII|   one another.~These are the services which every state may be
11    VII, X   |  them as the reward of their services.~