The Republic
   Book
 1 8|          Spartan polity; also the oligarchical, democratical, and tyrannical.
 2 8|        consider oligarchy and the oligarchical man; and then again we will
 3 8|    Clearly. ~Well, I said, and in oligarchical States do you not find paupers? ~
 4 8|  timocratical man change into the oligarchical on this wise? ~How? ~A time
 5 8|        avaricious, I said, is the oligarchical youth? ~Yes, he said; at
 6 8|          in the struggle; in true oligarchical fashion he fights with a
 7 8|         moneymaker answers to the oligarchical State? ~There can be no
 8 8|          tolerably clear. ~And in oligarchical States, from the general
 9 8|    introducing from without their oligarchical, the other their democratical
10 8|        the son of the miserly and oligarchical father who has trained him
11 8|    necessary only was miserly and oligarchical? ~Very true. ~Again, let
12 8|  democratical man goes out of the oligarchical: the following, as I suspect,
13 8|          change will begin of the oligarchical principle within him into
14 8|           any ally which aids the oligarchical principle within him, whether
15 8|        principle gives way to the oligarchical, and some of his desires
16 8|        sent by his friends to the oligarchical part of him, the aforesaid
17 8| democratic than there were in the oligarchical State. ~That is true. ~And
18 8|           How so? ~Because in the oligarchical State they are disqualified
19 9|          the royal, timocratical, oligarchical, democratical, tyrannical. ~