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1      I, XII |   of a constitutional state implies that the natures of the
2    III, IX  |   case. And whereas justice implies a relation to persons as
3    III, IX  | already said in the Ethics, implies the same ratio between the
4    III, XIII|     a social virtue, and it implies all others. Again, the many
5    III, XVI |  for an order of succession implies law. And the rule of the
6    III, XVI |    he wants; but friendship implies likeness and equality; and,
7     VI, II  | count equally; for equality implies that the poor should have
8    VII, XIV |    of freemen is nobler and implies more virtue than despotic
9    VII, XV  |     all other things, birth implies an antecedent beginning,