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 1     II, X   |               of the tribute which is paid by the Perioeci, one portion
 2    III, IX  |               not be just that he who paid one mina should have the
 3    III, IX  |             of the profits, as he who paid the remaining ninety-nine.
 4     IV, VI  | administration. Indeed, when they are paid, the common people have
 5     IV, XIII|               that the poor should be paid to attend, and the rich
 6     IV, XIV |             deinocracies the poor are paid to attend. And this practice
 7     VI, II  |           citizens, but when they are paid even this is robbed of its
 8     VI, V   |              assemble unless they are paid, and to pay them when there
 9     VI, V   |          themselves when the poor are paid; and secondly, causes are
10   VIII, II  |            the body, and likewise all paid employments, for they absorb
11   VIII, VI  |            part of a freeman but of a paid performer, and the result