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 1     II, V   |      The government, too, as constituted by Socrates, contains elements
 2    III, VI  |      the common interest are constituted in accordance with strict
 3     IV, I   |    to say how a state may be constituted under any given conditions (
 4     IV, XI  | citizens is necessarily best constituted in respect of the elements
 5     VI, I   |      election of officers is constituted oligarchically, and the
 6     VI, IV  |  form of democracy should be constituted; it is clear that the other
 7     VI, V   |     any state, however badly constituted, may last one, two, or three
 8     VI, V   |      democracies ought to be constituted.~
 9    VII, II  |     such a city would not be constituted with any view to war or
10    VII, XIII|   only say: May our state be constituted in such a manner as to be