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1      I, VIII|    needed for a good life is not unlimited, although Solon in one of
2      I, VIII| instruments of any art are never unlimited, either in number or size,
3      I, IX  |     other hand, has a limit; the unlimited acquisition of wealth is
4      I, IX  |        and, as their desires are unlimited they also desire that the
5      I, IX  |   however, like the former kind, unlimited, but having a limit.~
6     II, VI  |          population is to remain unlimited, and he thinks that it will
7    VII, IV  |         introduce order into the unlimited is the work of a divine