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 1   1, 36 |      the king acts through the bailiff, so it ~can be said conversely
 2   1, 36 |       said conversely that the bailiff acts through the king. But
 3   1, 36 |     the king works through the bailiff; and ~sometimes indirect
 4   1, 36 | authority, as when we say, the bailiff works through ~the king.~
 5   1, 36 |    whereas we can say that the bailiff acts through ~the king,
 6   1, 36 |        king, because it is the bailiff's place to act, since he
 7   1, 36 |     only as an instrument. The bailiff is, ~however, said to act
 8   1, 36 |       Therefore, so far as the bailiff is a medium ~according to
 9   1, 36 |      said to work ~through the bailiff; but according to the order
10   1, 36 |       the order of powers, the bailiff is ~said to act through
11   1, 36 |   power of the king gives ~the bailiff's action its effect. Now
12   1, 109|    power; as, for example, the bailiff's power is governed by the ~