Book, Paragraph

 1      I, VIII|            VIII~Let us now inquire into property generally,
 2    III, I   |             I~HE who would inquire into the essence and attributes
 3     IV, XI  |          XI~We have now to inquire what is the best constitution
 4     IV, XV  |  these matters. I will now inquire into appointments to offices.
 5     VI, III |    they both agree we must inquire into their respective ideas
 6    VII, I   |        I~HE who would duly inquire about the best form of a
 7    VII, II  |   the good lawgiver should inquire how states and races of
 8    VII, V   |    down this limit we will inquire more precisely hereafter,
 9    VII, XIII|    government; let us then inquire how a man becomes virtuous.
10    VII, XVII| fill up.~Let us then first inquire if any regulations are to