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1      I, V   | other upright, and although useless for such services, useful
2     II, IX  |   cities, they were utterly useless and caused more confusion
3     IV, XIII|    discipline, infantry are useless, and in ancient times there
4      V, VIII|  proved by experience to be useless. Further, we note that oligarchies
5      V, VIII|   undertaking expensive and useless public services, such as
6     VI, V   |   in return be excused from useless public services. By administering
7     VI, VIII|  for judicial decisions are useless if they take no effect;
8    VII, I   | possess external goods to a useless extent but are deficient