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1     IV, I   |     avoid such mistakes, we must ascertain what differences there are
2     IV, II  |       power, we will endeavor to ascertain the modes of ruin and preservation
3     IV, IX  | oligarchy and democracy; we must ascertain their different characteristics,
4     IV, XV  |       hold a lamp. We must first ascertain how many magistrates are
5      V, II  |      arise, we must first of all ascertain the beginnings and causes
6     VI, I   |          this inquiry we need to ascertain all the elements and characteristics
7    VII, I   |     admit. We ought therefore to ascertain, first of all, which is
8    VII, XIII|     evident that we must clearly ascertain the nature of happiness.~