Book, Paragraph

1     II, II  |      from office and should, apart from official position,
2     II, VIII|   private: the first was set apart to maintain the customary
3    III, IX  |    of which the members live apart; and law is only a convention, "
4    III, XIV |   When I find a man skulking apart from the battle, nothing
5     IV, XV  |   Thus the modes that arise, apart from two (C, 3) out of the
6     VI, VIII|     or permanent officer set apart for this duty; but it should
7    VII, VI  | inimical to good government. Apart from these considerations,
8    VII, XII | traders’ agora, distinct and apart from the other, in a situation
9   VIII, V   |    men hear imitations, even apart from the rhythms and tunes