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1    III, X   |      they are more in number, divide among themselves the property
2    III, X   |       taken, and the majority divide anew the property of the
3     IV, XI  |    small states it is easy to divide all the citizens into two
4     IV, XVI | considered, and this we shall divide on the same principle. There
5     VI, V   |      and sensible nobility to divide the poor amongst them, and
6     VI, V   |     good will. Moreover, they divide all their offices into two
7    VII, XVII|     and twenty. The poets who divide ages by sevens are in the