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1    III, XII |       have different rights and claims. But, surely, if this is
2    III, XII |     rewarded. Whereas the rival claims of candidates for office
3    III, XIII|         some at least, of these claims are just; but, if we take
4    III, XIII|        and virtue have superior claims. As, however, those who
5    III, XIII|       For those who found their claims on wealth or family might
6      V, X   | benefits conferred, or on these claims with power added to them.
7      V, XI  |      his glory, but any one who claims a like dignity or asserts