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1      I, VI  |        merely on law and force the reverse is true.~
2     II, III |           who is prospering or the reverse, however small a fraction
3     II, IX  |          of regulating them is the reverse of popular. For the very
4     II, IX  |     legislator has produced is the reverse of beneficial; for he has
5     IV, IV  | self-sufficing, but a slave is the reverse of independent. Hence we
6     IV, VIII|       states, and this is the very reverse of a constitution~Having
7     IV, XII |        than that which desires the reverse. Now every city is composed
8      V, XI  |         conduct should be the very reverse of nearly everything which