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1      I, 5 | belong to the family, men and women, young and old.~The phrases "
2      I, 5 |   these perfections, in their women as well as in their men.
3      I, 5 |  Lacedaemonians, the state of women is bad, almost half of human
4      I, 7 |       general are taller than women. Conversely, if men in general
5      I, 7 |       general are taller than women, then the tallest man is
6      I, 7 |   children to thraldom,~(fair women to shame.)~The same effect
7      I, 12|       as outrages done to the women in his household or to himself
8     II, 23|       it might be argued that women everywhere can settle correctly