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1     II, VII|        danger was recognized by Phaleas of Chalcedon, who was the
2     II, VII|       provided by the laws. But Phaleas will probably reply that
3     II, VII|   motive is want; and for these Phaleas expects to find a cure in
4     II, VII|        that the institutions of Phaleas avail only against petty
5     II, VII|      and of the same character. Phaleas has not laid down any rule;
6     II, VII|        equalization proposed by Phaleas is imperfect; for he only
7     II, VII|     alone. It would appear that Phaleas is legislating for a small
8     II, VII|       any one may judge how far Phaleas was wrong or right in his
9     II, XII| legislators.~(Characteristic of Phaleas is the equalization of property;