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 1      I, 1 |     prospective and general, whereas members of the assembly and the
 2      I, 5 |            or a state means that its members are indigenous or ancient:
 3      I, 13|          down and applies to its own members: this is partly written
 4      I, 13|         community or some one of its members. From this point of view
 5    III, 9 |          either divided into several members or simple. The period of
 6    III, 9 |        simple. The period of several members is a portion of speech (
 7    III, 9 |             has only one member. The members, and the whole periods,
 8    III, 9 | long-membered orators. Periods whose members are altogether too short
 9    III, 9 |          style which is divided into members is of two kinds. It is either
10    III, 9 |            where, in each of the two members, one of one pair of opposites
11    III, 9 |          Parisosis is making the two members of a period equal in length.
12    III, 9 |            the extreme words of both members like each other. This must
13    III, 18|       whether he had, like the other members of the Board of Safety,