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 1     II, V   |    higher class or not, and the questions akin to this, what will
 2     II, VI  | definitely settled in all a few questions only; such as the community
 3     II, VIII|        These are very important questions; and therefore we had better
 4    III, VI  |         Having determined these questions, we have next to consider
 5    III, XI  |                XI~Most of these questions may be reserved for another
 6     IV, XIV |        aristocracy. And if some questions are decided by magistrates
 7     IV, XV  |  politics concerning which many questions arise: What shall their
 8      V, I   |        be best preserved: these questions remain to be considered.~
 9    VII, I   |       avoid touching upon these questions, neither could I go through
10   VIII, II  |         should be educated, are questions which remain to be considered.
11   VIII, V   | Concerning music there are some questions which we have already raised;