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 1 Arg|    resolution to subvert the government, XVI.—His convocation of
 2 1  |    mind we rather employ the government; of the body, the service.
 3 5  | strong desire of seizing the government possessed him, nor did he
 4 6  |      of men, without laws or government, free and owning no control.
 5 6  | receiving them. ~ They had a government regulated by laws. The denomination
 6 6  |    The denomination of their government was monarchy. Chosen men,
 7 10 |    entirely changed, and the government, from being the most equitable
 8 11 |  Sylla, having recovered the government by force of arms, proceeded,
 9 16 |   design of overthrowing the government. There was no army in Italy;
10 18 |    instigated to disturb the government. Catiline and Autronius,
11 19 |     removed from the seat of government; and many worthy men, at
12 20 |    to liberty. For since the government has fallen under the power
13 48 |      desire of change in the government, been to much inclined to
14 51 |    what was good; but when a government passes into the hands of
15 52 |  industry at home, equitable government abroad, and minds impartial