Book, Paragraph

 1      I, XIII | Regarding, then, our present inquiry as complete, we will make
 2     II, I    |       we only undertake this inquiry because all the constitutions
 3     II, XII  |     here let us conclude our inquiry into the various constitutions
 4    III, III  |   bound up with the previous inquiry. For a parallel question
 5    III, XV   |     than the first. Thus the inquiry is reduced to two points:
 6    III, XVI  | discussion there impends the inquiry respecting the king who
 7    III, XVIII|      the commencement of our inquiry that the virtue of the good
 8     IV, II   |      already spoken, for the inquiry into the perfect state is
 9     IV, X    |    may have its place in our inquiry (since even tyranny is reckoned
10     VI, I    |     For the purposes of this inquiry we need to ascertain all
11    VII, II   |      the main subject of our inquiry.~Now it is evident that