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 1     II, IX  |   gains them.~Once more: the revenues of the state are ill-managed;
 2    III, VI  |    be gained from the public revenues and from office, men want
 3     IV, VI  |    for them unless there are revenues to support them. This is
 4     IV, VI  |     original size, and their revenues have increased, all the
 5      V, XI  | pretend a care of the public revenues, and not waste money in
 6     VI, V   |   pay them when there are no revenues presses hardly upon the
 7     VI, V   |   where, I say, there are no revenues, the government should hold
 8     VI, V   |  law-courts. Where there are revenues the demagogues should not
 9     VI, V   |   the proceeds of the public revenues should be accumulated and
10     VI, VIII|     treasurers of the sacred revenues. Nearly connected with these