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 1       1,  VII   |    Republic [means of making] accusations against the ambitions of
 2       1,  VII   |       provided by instituting accusations before many judges and giving
 3       1,  VII   |     forces. But just as these accusations are useful in a Republic,
 4       1,  VIII  |       CHAPTER VIII~AS MUCH AS ACCUSATIONS ARE USEFUL TO A REPUBLIC,
 5       1,  VIII  |      than to open the way for accusations, for accusations are as
 6       1,  VIII  |      way for accusations, for accusations are as beneficial to Republics
 7       1,  VIII  | accusation. Men must make the accusations before the Magistrates,
 8       1,  VIII  |      are practiced more where accusations are used less and where
 9       1,  VIII  |      open to them to hear the accusations of those who had caluminated
10       3,  XXVIII|     Citizens; and she ordered accusations be brought against whoever,
11       3,  XXX   |    his preachings are full of accusations and invective against the