Book,  Chapter

1    Int      |     is not corrupt; and where equality exists, there no principality
2    Int      | established where there is no equality.”~No man has been more harshly
3    III,  I  |     nobility, were on such an equality that the magistrates were
4    III,  I  |    state of the most complete equality, there can be no difficulty.
5     IV,  III|  people, not content with the equality of taxation which the new
6     IV,  III|       should now pay up to an equality with those who, in order
7    VII,  I  |   powerful were reduced to an equality with men whom they had been