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1     II, VIII|         prevent the judges from holding any communication with one
2    III, II  |      defined by the fact of his holding some kind of rule or office—
3    III, XI  |         or of a few individuals holding great offices. But enough
4    III, XVI |          there may be a general holding office for life, and one
5     IV, XV  | citizens does not admit of many holding office: for who will there
6     IV, XV  |    nothing to do and are always holding assemblies and deciding
7      V, X   |         acquired the tyranny by holding great offices. Whereas Panaetius