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1     II, VII |   aim at the equalization of properties, but at moderation in their
2     II, IX  |     citizen have quite small properties, others have very large
3      V, III |    the rich grow numerous or properties increase, the form of government
4      V, VIII| inheritance; for in this way properties will be equalized, and more
5     VI, I   |    be mentioned: the various properties and characteristics of democracy,
6     VI, IV  |   them husbandmen. For their properties are reckoned in the census;