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 1      I, IV|       of the slave; he does not belong to him, whereas the slave
 2      I, VI|     taken in war is supposed to belong to the victors. But this
 3      I, IX|        there are two uses: both belong to the thing as such, but
 4     II, V |     that the women and children belong to individuals, according
 5    III, IV|      other virtues must equally belong to ruler and subject. The
 6      V, VI|         the class to which they belong, but by the heavy-armed
 7    VII, VI|    command will be freemen, and belong also to the infantry; and
 8    VII, IX|       functions will in one way belong to the same, in another,
 9    VII, X | remarked that the land ought to belong to those who possess arms
10   VIII, I |        to himself, for they all belong to the state, and are each