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 1      I, XI |   money. Thus he showed the world that philosophers can easily
 2     II, IV |  state which he and all the world declare to be created by
 3     II, V  |    of ownership will give a world of trouble. If they do not
 4      V, X  | famous and honorable in the world; they wish to acquire, not
 5      V, XI |     parade his vices to the world; for a drunken and drowsy
 6    VII, VI | themselves a market for the world only do so for the sake
 7    VII, VII|   of races in the habitable world. Those who live in a cold
 8    VII, VII|   would be able to rule the world. There are also similar
 9    VII, X  | race. From this part of the world originally came the institution
10    VII, XIV|    our division; for in the world both of nature and of art