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 1     II, VI  |    was one of the most ardent legislators, thought that the families
 2     II, VII |       tables for women: other legislators begin with what is necessary.
 3     II, VII |       even by some of the old legislators. Laws were made by Solon
 4     II, VIII| impossible, and, indeed, most legislators take pains to prevent the
 5     II, XII |       in any magistracy.~Mere legislators were Zaleucus, who gave
 6     II, XII |      even those of our modern legislators.~(Characteristic of Phaleas
 7    III, XI  |       Solon and certain other legislators give them the power of electing
 8     IV, XI  |  middle dass is that the best legislators have been of a middle condition;
 9     IV, XI  |     Charondas, and almost all legislators.~These considerations will
10     IV, XIII|       devices of oligarchical legislators, and in democracies they
11    VII, XIV |     be best governed, and the legislators who gave them their constitutions,