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That these Greeks are capable of ruling all, he says,
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all, who is all?
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What does he mean by the all here?
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The Greeks?
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The rest of the world?
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Should our--are capable of attaining it seems a single hegemony,
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a single regime, are if in fact, circumstances developed.
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So here is a passage in which Aristotle clearly seems to be
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pointing to the possibility of a kind of universal monarchy under Greek rule,
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at least as a possibility.
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This passage I read at length, is important for a number of reasons,
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let me just try to explain.