Part, Question

 1   1, 80|         animal a despotic and a politic principle: for the soul
 2   1, 80|    dominates the appetite by a ~politic and royal power." For a
 3   1, 80|       But ~that power is called politic and royal by which a man
 4   1, 80|          and concupiscible by a politic power: because the sensitive
 5   1, 81|        in nature and in things ~politic. For the heaven, which aims
 6   1, 97|        as the Philosopher says (Politic. ii, ~5). In the state of
 7   2, 9 |     master, but by a "royal and politic sovereignty," ~as free men
 8   2, 17|       over his slave; but by a "politic and royal supremacy," ~whereby
 9   2, 21|        not ordained to the body politic, according to all ~that
10   2, 21|         in relation to the body politic. But all that ~man is, and
11   2, 58|         appetitive faculty by a politic power," whereby a man rules
12   2, 90|     both happiness and the body politic: for he ~says (Ethic. v,
13   2, 90|         its parts for the body ~politic": since the state is a perfect
14   3, 85| equality, and he calls this the politic or civil just, because all ~