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 1    III, VI  |       the common good of both parties, but essentially for the
 2    III, VIII| oligarchical and democratical parties respectively claim power
 3    III, IX  |    secondly, because both the parties to the argument are speaking
 4    III, IX  |     common to the contracting parties who will enforce their engagements;
 5    III, XV  |    you will say, there may be parties among them, whereas the
 6     IV, XI  |  oligarchy. Further, both the parties which had the supremacy
 7      V, I   |  faulty; and, therefore, both parties, whenever their share in
 8      V, IV  |       break out when opposite parties, e.g., the rich and the
 9      V, VI  |      mutual distrust, the two parties hand over the defense of
10     VI, VII |      are numerous, if the two parties quarrel, the oligarchy are