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 1     II, VI|         yet miserably. A better definition would be that a man must
 2    III, I |       is the most comprehensive definition of a citizen, and best suits
 3    III, I |     form of government; and our definition is best adapted to the citizen
 4    III, I |         may, indeed, modify our definition of the citizen so as to
 5    III, II|        is a short and practical definition but there are some who raise
 6    III, II|        for, if according to the definition just given they shared in
 7    III, II|      citizens. This is a better definition than the other. For the
 8    III, II| legislative office fulfills our definition of a citizen. It is evident,
 9    III, IV|     term; and while the precise definition of each individual’s virtue
10    III, IV|         the same time, a common definition applicable to them all.
11    III, V |     they are admitted, then our definition of the virtue of a citizen