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 1      I, II  |       than that. But things are defined by their working and power;
 2      I, IV  |         And a possession may be defined as an instrument of action,
 3      I, VIII|         size, and riches may be defined as a number of instruments
 4     II, VI  |       the amount of property be defined in some way which differs
 5    III, II  |        in practice a citizen is defined to be one of whom both the
 6    III, II  |   unjustly. And the citizen was defined by the fact of his holding
 7    III, VI  | authority; they have been often defined already in discussions outside
 8    III, XIV |       dictatorship. This may be defined generally as an elective
 9     IV, VIII|         and democracy have been defined. For polity or constitutional
10    VII, XV  |      the citizens has also been defined by us. But we have still