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 1      I, II  |       interest. Now nature has distinguished between the female and the
 2     II, XI  |      one, but if there is some distinguished family they are selected
 3    III, XIII|     like manner he who is very distinguished by his birth ought to have
 4     IV, IV  | democracy are not sufficiently distinguished merely by these two characteristics
 5     IV, XV  |       the priests, who must be distinguished from political officers;
 6     IV, XV  |         2) out of some who are distinguished either by a property qualification,
 7     IV, XVI |   different cases which I have distinguished, they may be appointed by
 8      V, IV  |    Argos, the notables, having distinguished themselves against the Lacedaemonians
 9    VII, IX  |    should these two classes be distinguished, or are both functions to
10    VII, IX  |     councillors. And these are distinguished severally from one another,