Book, Paragraph

1      I, VIII|      of acquisition which is practiced by managers of households
2      I, IX  |     of barter which is still practiced among barbarous nations
3      I, XI  | monopoly. It is an art often practiced by cities when they are
4    VII, II  | every virtue admits of being practiced, quite as much by statesmen
5    VII, II  |    sort of studies should be practiced in relation to their several
6    VII, XV  |      those virtues which are practiced in leisure, but also by
7    VII, XV  |        and that it should be practiced for its own sake, is evident
8    VII, XVI |    one sort only, such as is practiced by athletes; he should be
9   VIII, VI  |  short of the arts which are practiced in professional contests,