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 1     II, IX  |      ones; hence the land has passed into the hands of a few.
 2     II, XII |      public affairs, but have passed their lives in a private
 3    III, XV  |   legislate, and laws must be passed, but these laws will have
 4    III, XV  |      naturally grew up. These passed into tyrannies and tyrannies
 5      V, VII |      to oppose; and the state passed into the hands of the revolutionists,
 6     VI, IV  |       those which Cleisthenes passed when he wanted to increase
 7     VI, VIII|      when the judges who have passed also execute the sentence,
 8    VII, XIV |     now that their empire has passed away, nor was their legislator
 9    VII, XVII|      When the five years have passed away, during the two following
10   VIII, VI  | contests, and from these have passed into education. Let the