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 1      I, VIII|    grown up. For some animals bring forth, together with their
 2     II, IX  |     tradition says, wanted to bring the women under his laws,
 3     II, XI  | whether they will or will not bring a matter before the people,
 4     II, XI  | whatever the kings and elders bring before the people is not
 5     IV, IV  |     who have any complaint to bring against the magistrates
 6      V, V   |  services, and sometimes they bring accusations against the
 7      V, VIII|    should invent terrors, and bring distant dangers near, in
 8      V, XI  |     years his subjects should bring into the treasury their
 9     VI, I   |    democracy, which will also bring to light the opposite form
10     VI, I   |     Founders of states try to bring together all the elements
11     VI, V   |     be inflicted on those who bring groundless accusations;