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 1     II, VII | more than an equal share of honors; and this is often found
 2    III, V   |   be such an one), in which honors are given according to virtue
 3    III, V   |     sense who shares in the honors of the state. Compare Homer’
 4    III, V   |    who is excluded from the honors of the state is no better
 5      V, III |    who see others obtaining honors rise in rebellion; the honor
 6      V, VII |     a few only share in the honors of the state; a cause which
 7      V, VII |    man is excluded from the honors of the state, like Cinadon,
 8      V, VIII|   observed, at any rate the honors which are given all at once
 9      V, VIII|  companies, and tribes. And honors should be given by law to
10      V, X   |    in the hope of gains and honors however great, but who nevertheless
11      V, XII |     men are deprived of the honors of state, and are wronged,