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 1     II, VI  |        s whole property may be increased fivefold, but why should
 2     II, XII |        every demagogue in turn increased the power of the democracy
 3    III, X   |      are dishonored is thereby increased. Some one may say that it
 4    III, XV  | democracies. Since cities have increased in size, no other form of
 5     IV, IV  |    class until the country has increased in size, and is beginning
 6     IV, VI  |        and their revenues have increased, all the citizens have a
 7     IV, XIII|      cavalry). But when cities increased and the heavy armed grew
 8      V, VII |   reduced, and the magistrates increased in number. The notables
 9      V, X   |       the days when cities had increased in power. Others which were
10     VI, VI  |       e state need not be much increased,since there is no necessity
11    VII, VI  |     the state need not be much increased, since there is no necessity