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1      I, VI|        these views are thus set out separately, the other views have no
2     II, V |           question may be discussed separately from the enactments about
3    III, XI|        combined, although, if taken separately, the eye of one person or
4    III, XV|       member of the assembly, taken separately, is certainly inferior to
5     IV, II| constitutions generally and of each separately, and to what causes they
6      V, V |            taking each constitution separately, we must see what follows
7      V, XI|             or, if we consider them separately, (1) royalty is preserved
8   VIII, I |        looks after his own children separately, and gives them separate