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<p>be tested, by definition. Aristotle, of course, could send direct observers. The only way to know a polis now is through a study of ancient literature (<a href="page.php?w=philology">philology</a>), and to some extent archaeology. There are thousands of pages of writing and certainly thousands of sites. The problem is to know what information to select for a model and what to neglect as probably irrelevant.</p>

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