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1      I, XIII|          complete, we will make a new beginning. And, first, let
2     II, I   |        condition, or the proposed new order of society.~
3     II, VII | possessions. He thought that in a new colony the equalization
4     II, VIII|   readiness to change from old to new laws enfeebles the power
5     IV, I   |         in the establishment of a new one, just as to unlearn
6      V, III |      driven out. At Byzantium the new colonists were detected
7     VI, I   |          wishes to establish some new form of democracy, or only
8     VI, VI  |         who are excluded, and the new citizen should be always
9    VII, X   |                     X~It is not a new or recent discovery of political