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 1     II, VI |       serviceable against her neighbors, and not merely useful at
 2     II, VII|      large that more powerful neighbors may be tempted by it, while
 3     II, IX |   population. Whereas all the neighbors of the Lacedaemonians, whether
 4     IV, III| cavalry in wars against their neighbors; as was the practice of
 5     IV, XI |    like the poor, covet their neighbors’ goods; nor do others covet
 6    VII, II |     despotic power over their neighbors. And, therefore, although
 7    VII, II |     same; and where there are neighbors he will have to see what
 8    VII, VI |   citizens but to some of its neighbors, or, if necessary, able
 9    VII, X  |      come to blows with their neighbors, while others are so cautious
10    VII, X  | deliberations about wars with neighbors, on the ground that their
11    VII, XIV|    obtain dominion over their neighbors, for there is great evil