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1    III, VI  |   office, had looked after theirs. But nowadays, for the sake
2    III, XIII|  no comparison with his or theirs, he or they can be no longer
3     IV, XI  | goods; nor do others covet theirs, as the poor covet the goods
4      V, XI  |    not appropriate what is theirs, but should be their guardian;
5     VI, I   |   but this is a mistake of theirs, as I have already remarked
6     VI, VII |    honor; oligarchies like theirs may be well described as
7   VIII, VI  |   It was not a bad idea of theirs, that the Goddess disliked