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1     II, VII |     of property exercises an influence on political society was
2     II, IX  |      needed only in war, the influence of the Lacedaemonian women
3    III, XIII|  through any other political influence. Mythology tells us that
4      V, III |      evident, again, what an influence honor exerts and how it
5    VII, XV  |     there may be a like evil influence of habit. Thus much is clear
6   VIII, V   |    may it not have also some influence over the character and the
7   VIII, V   |   soul? It must have such an influence if characters are affected
8   VIII, VII |    and we ought to know what influence these have respectively
9   VIII, VII | souls, and have more or less influence over all. Some persons fall