[835]. 37-42. But Plato used both methods.

[836]. 1263b27-29; e.g., besides the personal satisfaction (1263a40 f.), the opportunity for liberality (1263b11-13).

[837]. iv (vii). 10. 1330a5 ff. He would make part of the land public. In the Laws, the expense is met by making the product public.

[838]. 1271a29-37.

[839]. Ibid. 28 f.; 1272a12-21.

[840]. Cf. above on socialism in the Laws.

[841]. Pol. ii. 1270a21 f.; viii (v). 1309a23-25, though rather a measure for an oligarchy; vii (vi). 1319a8-13, for a democracy, also against mortgage on land; cf. Guiraud, La Prop. fonc., p. 591. Like Plato, he opposes free disposal of dowries (1270a23-25).

[842]. Cf. p. [122], n. 1.

[843]. 1330a9-23.

[844]. 1265b24-26.