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1      I, II  |     by nature and not by mere accident is without a state, is either
2     II, XI  |       stability to the state. Accident favors them, but the legislator
3    III, VIII|     as in an oligarchy, is an accident due to the fact that the
4     IV, IV  |       the rich; it is only an accident that the free are the many
5      V, III |    may sometimes happen by an accident, as at Tarentum, from a
6      V, III | multitude brought together by accident. Hence the reception of
7      V, VI  | qualification, often occur by accident. The qualification may have
8    VII, XIII|      but to others, from some accident or defect of nature, the