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1     IV, IV|   locomotive organs—the possible combinations of these differences will
2     IV, IV|          ears.) And when all the combinations are exhausted, there will
3     IV, IV|          of animals as there are combinations of the necessary organs.
4     IV, XV|          on three terms, and the combinations of these give all possible
5     VI, I |          to consider the various combinations of these modes themselves;
6     VI, I |       modes themselves; for such combinations make constitutions overlap
7     VI, I | democracies.~When I speak of the combinations which remain to be considered,
8     VI, I |        democracy, since from the combinations of these the varieties of