Book,  Chapter

1       1,  II   |      are [one of] three States [governments] in them called by them
2       1,  II   |  believe there are six kinds of Governments, of which those are very
3       1,  II   |      one of those three States [governments] in a City, he institutes
4       1,  II   |   return to the same [original] governments: for almost no Republic
5       1,  II   |        indefinitely among these governments. I say therefore that all
6       1,  XVI  |      accustomed to living under governments of others, not knowing to
7       1,  XLIX |   itself through the changes of governments which they organized, they
8       1,  LVIII|         arise except that those governments of the people are better
9       1,  LVIII| instituting laws, forming civil governments, make new statutes and ordinances,