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 1 2|         health and wealth and a tyranny which lasts, and when he
 2 3|       might be converted into a tyranny. Now that God has instructed
 3 4| establishing a polity than by a tyranny.~Cleinias. By what possible
 4 4|   government is produced from a tyranny, and originates in a good
 5 4|     that the change from such a tyranny into a perfect form of government
 6 4|    change is best made out of a tyranny; and secondly, out of a
 7 4|       time very strong, as in a tyranny, there the change is likely
 8 4|         a city which is under a tyranny?~Cleinias. No, and I cannot
 9 4|       And yet, where there is a tyranny, you might certainly see
10 4|  suppose that you would include tyranny.~Athenian. Which of you
11 4|        seems to me to be like a tyranny—the power of our Ephors
12 4|         and do you suppose that tyranny or democracy, or any other
13 8|     cause—democracy, oligarchy, tyranny, concerning which I have