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1    III, XIV |    subjects, they are kingly.~(4) There is a fourth species
2     IV, I   |     the great majority of men (4). And if a man does not
3     IV, I   |      ought, moreover, to know (4) the form of government
4     IV, II  | conversely. In the next place (4) we have to consider in
5     IV, VII | oligarchy, (3) democracy, and (4) the so-called aristocracy
6     IV, XIII|         3) the courts of law; (4) the use of arms; (5) gymnastic
7     IV, XIII|      the assembly. concerning (4) the possession of arms,
8      V, XII |        those numbers "of which 4 and 3, married with 5, furnish
9   VIII, III |      which is sometimes added (4) drawing. Of these, reading