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 1 Pre|   should consider the ancient institutions, they would not find matter
 2 Pre| common good of men, all those institutions created to (make people)
 3 Pre|        on the contrary), good institutions without the help of the
 4 Pre|    rain. And, if in any other institutions of a City and of a Republic
 5 Pre|  others.~But because military institutions have become completely corrupt
 6 1  |   should be examined, and the institutions in their Republic, there
 7 1  |       any part of the ancient institutions to the present order of
 8 1  |     in this as in their other institutions, they would have created
 9 1  |  create Tyrants, but the evil institutions of a Government are those
10 2  |      methods similar to these institutions are yet kept alive.~¶ They
11 2  |       out first, and then the institutions, so that the Kingdoms and
12 2  |      price is paid to recover institutions when they are spoiled; another,
13 7  |    world how much the ancient institutions were of value, and, without