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 1 1 |        give an account of your government and laws; on our way we
 2 1 |       what is the principle of government which you would lay down?
 3 3 |      regarded as the origin of government? Will not a man be able
 4 3 |      of them had every form of government many times over, now growing
 5 3 |        development of forms of government.~Cleinias. Very good. You
 6 3 |     already existing a form of government which, if I am not mistaken,
 7 3 |     and barbarians, and is the government which is declared by Homer
 8 3 |        fact that such forms of government sometimes arise.~Cleinias.
 9 3 |        them, because with them government originated in the authority
10 3 |      this altered state of the government they will live.~Cleinias.
11 3 |       speak of a third form of government, in which all other forms
12 3 |       or was any other form of government ever destroyed, by any but
13 3 |      which were under a kingly government, and the cities to the kings,
14 3 |  legislator, the principles of government, how many they are, and
15 3 |       the constitution of your government was still feverish and excited,
16 3 |  saviour, perceiving that your government was still swelling and foaming,
17 3 |     instructed us what sort of government would have been or will
18 3 |      been able to moderate the government of the three kingdoms and
19 3 |       have both these forms of government in a measure; the argument
20 3 |     maladministration of their government, which is owing to the excess
21 3 |        must pass in review the government of Attica in like manner,
22 3 |        by any means so good as government by others when properly
23 3 |       we selected two kinds of government, the despotic, and the other
24 3 |      Cnosians; and the Cnosian government to me and nine others. And
25 4 |        operate with him in the government of human affairs. There
26 4 |      shortest time the form of government which is most conducive
27 4 |       I suppose, that the best government is produced from a tyranny,
28 4 | tyranny into a perfect form of government takes place most easily;
29 4 |     such a change, because the government is in the hands of a number
30 4 |       in any powerful forms of government, whether in a monarchy or
31 4 |       of these classes his own government is to be referred?~Megillus.
32 4 |         what I should call the government of Lacedaemon, for it seems
33 4 |    precisely say which form of government the Spartan is.~Cleinias.
34 4 |        the established form of government; this is thought by them
35 4 |      those false principles of government to which we were referring.~
36 4 |        entirely monopolize the government, as to refuse all share
37 4 |        we must not entrust the government in your state to any one
38 5 |        a despot, sets up a new government and laws, even if he attempt
39 5 |       there are three forms of government, the best, the second and
40 5 |        of the state and of the government and of the law is that in
41 6 |  constitution and the order of government is not to deteriorate, but
42 6 |    than accept another form of government, which is likely to make
43 8 |    discord, in which while the government is voluntary, the subjects
44 9 |  illegal attempt to change the government. The judges of such cases
45 9 |    consideration every form of government, and ascertain what is best
46 9 |      purpose of subverting the government. A man may very likely commit
47 10|  follow, and will be under the government of art and mind.~Cleinias.
48 11| tolerably well–ordered city or government. Wherefore the legislator
49 12|    things which in a state and government give not only health and
50 12|        be the salvation of our government and of our laws, and how