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1     II, IX |   or bequeath it. Yet both practices lead to the same result.
2     IV, XIV|  vote, partly by lot—these practices are partly characteristic
3      V, VI |   two sorts: either (a) he practices upon the oligarchs themselves (
4      V, IX |    of government; for many practices which appear to be democratical
5      V, XI | the power.~Again, the evil practices of the last and worst form
6     VI, V  |  confiscations and corrupt practices of the courts, things which
7    VII, II |     and there are numerous practices among other nations of a
8   VIII, VI |  for in this the performer practices the art, not for the sake