Book, Paragraph

 1     II, XII |      training of soldiers to acquire by practice equal skill
 2    III, IV  |    the duty of the one is to acquire, and of the other to preserve.
 3      V, III |   races which do not at once acquire a common spirit; for a state
 4      V, X   |      the world; they wish to acquire, not a kingdom, but a name.
 5    VII, I   |    prove that mankind do not acquire or preserve virtue by the
 6    VII, IV  |      and metics will readily acquire the rights of citizens,
 7    VII, XVII|    expected that they should acquire a taint of meanness from
 8   VIII, II  |      proper for a freeman to acquire, but only in a certain degree,
 9   VIII, V   |     are so much concerned to acquire and to cultivate as the
10   VIII, VI  | contests, and do not seek to acquire those fantastic marvels