Book, Paragraph

1      I, XI  |    dwell upon them at greater length now.~Those occupations are
2     II, II  |   obvious that a state may at length attain such a degree of
3    III, V   |    states the law goes to the length of admitting aliens; for
4    III, VIII|     to state a little more at length the nature of each of them.
5      V, V   | confiscate their property. At length the exiles, becoming numerous,
6     VI, VI  |   form of oligarchy; until at length we reach the most cliquish
7    VII, XVI |  consider the persons and the length of their life, that their