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 1 13|      experience hindrance in a commonwealth instead of help, and were
 2 14|        family is a part of the commonwealth. In like manner, if within
 3 14|    them. But the rulers of the commonwealth must go no further; here,
 4 27|       of the whole body of the commonwealth and of that class of its
 5 32|      and administration of the commonwealth, shall be such as of themselves
 6 32|      it is the province of the commonwealth to serve the common good.
 7 33|        family, the body of the commonwealth; and it need hardly be said
 8 34|  themselves to the work of the commonwealth, who make the laws or administer
 9 34|     cannot but be good for the commonwealth to shield from misery those
10 35|         that the safety of the commonwealth is not only the first law,
11 36|        that the members of the commonwealth should grow up to man's
12 47|      the administration of the commonwealth. On the other side there
13 51| another in the setting up of a commonwealth."(36) But societies which
14 51|     formed in the bosom of the commonwealth are styled private, and
15 51|      are severally part of the commonwealth, cannot nevertheless be
16 53|  religion and dangerous to the commonwealth. ~