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 1      I, II  |       natural form of the village appears to be that of a colony from
 2      I, IX  |      since the enjoyment of these appears to depend on property, they
 3     II, V   |       life which they are to lead appears to be quite impracticable.
 4     II, IX  |          the same intention which appears in other parts of his constitution;
 5     II, XII |          opposed. Solon, himself, appears to have given the Athenians
 6    III, XV  |          other form of government appears to be any longer even easy
 7     IV, VIII|    noblemen and gentlemen. Now it appears to be an impossible thing
 8      V, I   |           others.~Still democracy appears to be safer and less liable
 9    VII, X   | institution of common tables also appears to be of ancient date, being
10   VIII, V   |         and settled temper, which appears to be the peculiar effect
11   VIII, VII |           Lydian above all others appears to be, which is suited to