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 1     II, VI |            for all are compelled to choose, but the compulsion extends
 2     II, VI |          for, if but a small number choose to combine, the elections
 3     II, XI |          co-opted, that they should choose the supreme council of 100,
 4     II, XI | comprehended; for the Carthaginians choose their magistrates, and particularly
 5    III, XI |         geometry, for example, will choose a geometrician rightly,
 6    III, XI |             share in the ability to choose, they certainly cannot choose
 7    III, XI |       choose, they certainly cannot choose better than those who know.
 8      V, IX |           and just, which should we choose? In making the election
 9    VII, I  |           and all wise men ought to choose them for the sake of the
10    VII, III|             cut off from others and choose to live alone should be
11    VII, XI |           would be as foolish as to choose a site for a town in an