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1      I, VIII|    forth, together with their offspring, so much food as will last
2      I, X   |     born, and the food of the offspring is always what remains over
3      I, X   | breeding of money because the offspring resembles the parent. Wherefore
4     II, III |    strong tendency to produce offspring resembling their parents,
5    VII, XVI |      in all other animals the offspring of the young are small and
6    VII, XVI |      most advantageous to the offspring is a subject which we will
7    VII, XVI |  ought to keep quiet, for the offspring derive their natures from
8    VII, XVI |    continue to beget and bear offspring for the state; men who are