Book, Paragraph

1     II, VI |  ideal we may assume what we wish, but should avoid impossibilities.~
2     II, VII| incentive to crime; men also wish to enjoy themselves and
3     II, VII|    in a state of desire—they wish to cure some desire, going
4     II, IX |      parts of the state must wish that it should exist and
5      V, X  | honorable in the world; they wish to acquire, not a kingdom,
6     VI, V  |  legislator, or of those who wish to create such a state,
7    VII, V  |     if we could have what we wish, it should be well situated
8    VII, XI |      of the place itself our wish would be that its situation