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 1      I, XI |     hire—of this, one kind is employed in the mechanical arts,
 2    III, III|       or the Phrygian mode is employed. And if this is true it
 3     IV, IV |      another traders, who are employed in buying and selling; another
 4      V, I  |   kinds of equality should be employed; numerical in some cases,
 5    VII, X  |    slaves of individuals, and employed in the private estates of
 6    VII, X  |     property of the state and employed on the common land. I will
 7   VIII, IV | gymnastic exercises should be employed in education, and that for
 8   VIII, VI |    what instruments should be employed in teaching them to play;
 9   VIII, VII|    that all the modes must be employed by us, but not all of them
10   VIII, VII|  modes and melodies should be employed which are ethical, such