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 1      I, I  |      statesman.~But all this is a mistake; for governments differ
 2     IV, I  |          oligarchy. But this is a mistake; and, in order to avoid
 3     IV, XII| aristocratical governments make a mistake, not only in giving too
 4      V, I  |         are originally based on a mistake, and, as they begin badly,
 5      V, IV |        chiefs and mighty men. The mistake lies in the beginning—as
 6     VI, I  |      constitutions; but this is a mistake of theirs, as I have already
 7     VI, VI |          ruined by the very least mistake, so do the worst forms of
 8    VII, III|     treatise. And it is equally a mistake to place inactivity above
 9   VIII, IV |         have not fallen into this mistake, yet they brutalize their
10   VIII, V  |          lower pleasure; but they mistake the lower for the higher,