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  1      I, II   |        they imagine, not only the forms of the Gods, but their ways
  2      I, II   |         therefore, if the earlier forms of society are natural,
  3      I, V    |           one another in the mere forms of their bodies as much
  4      I, XII  |           a difference of outward forms and names and titles of
  5      I, XIII |         we speak of the different forms of government. For, inasmuch
  6     II, I    |       states, and any theoretical forms which are held in esteem;
  7     II, VI   |       combination of all existing forms, and they praise the Lacedaemonian
  8     II, VI   |        the truth who combine many forms; for the constitution is
  9     II, XI   |          apply equally to all the forms of government which we have
 10    III, IV   |          If, then, there are many forms of government, it is evident
 11    III, V    |      enough.~Since there are many forms of government there must
 12    III, VI   |  therefore, we say that these two forms of government also are different:
 13    III, VI   |          of a state, and how many forms of government there are
 14    III, VI   |            and are therefore true forms; but those which regard
 15    III, VI   |           defective and perverted forms, for they are despotic,
 16    III, VII  |         next to consider how many forms of government there are,
 17    III, VII  |           place what are the true forms, for when they are determined
 18    III, VII  |          or of the many. The true forms of government, therefore,
 19    III, VII  | participate in its advantages. Of forms of government in which one
 20    III, VII  |            Of the above-mentioned forms, the perversions are as
 21    III, VIII |          difficulties about these forms of government, and it will
 22    III, VIII |           between these different forms of government would no longer
 23    III, VIII |      difficulty. For, if the only forms of government are the ones
 24    III, IX   |        the partisans of different forms of government speak of a
 25    III, XI   |      individual, left to himself, forms an imperfect judgment. On
 26    III, XI   |    constitutions. But if so, true forms of government will of necessity
 27    III, XI   |          just laws, and perverted forms of government will have
 28    III, XIII |            it is certain that all forms of government which rest
 29    III, XIII |       each of the above-mentioned forms of government. For states
 30    III, XIII |           differs under different forms of government, but in the
 31    III, XIII |          and equally concerns all forms of government, true as well
 32    III, XIII |           for, although perverted forms with a view to their own
 33    III, XIII |         true that under perverted forms of government, and from
 34    III, XIV  |       admit to be one of the true forms of government. Let us see
 35    III, XIV  |       against them.~These are two forms of monarchy, and there was
 36    III, XIV  |      shouting his praises."~These forms of government have always
 37    III, XIV  |         and perpetual. These four forms differ from one another
 38    III, XV   |                       XV~Of these forms we need only consider two,
 39    III, XVII |           royalty and its various forms, and this is the answer
 40    III, XVIII|         We maintain that the true forms of government are three,
 41     IV, I    |          unless he knows how many forms of government there are.
 42     IV, II   |      divided them into three true forms: kingly rule, aristocracy,
 43     IV, II   |         the discussion of the two forms thus named, since both imply
 44     IV, II   |      constitutions, and the other forms, tyranny, oligarchy, and
 45     IV, II   |         general; (3) of the other forms of government to whom each
 46     IV, II   |           one among these various forms, whether of democracy or
 47     IV, III  |         reason why there are many forms of government is that every
 48     IV, III  |           that there must be many forms of government, differing
 49     IV, III  |         must therefore be as many forms of government as there are
 50     IV, III  |       thought to be two principal forms: as men say of the winds
 51     IV, III  |           are said to be only two forms—democracy and oligarchy.
 52     IV, III  |         other of these two. About forms of government this is a
 53     IV, III  |         one or two which are true forms, and to regard the others
 54     IV, III  |         modes to the oligarchical forms, and the more relaxed and
 55     IV, IV   |          said that there are many forms of government, and have
 56     IV, IV   |        same, then, is true of the forms of government which have
 57     IV, IV   |     explained that there are many forms of constitution, and to
 58     IV, IV   |          that there are different forms both of democracy and oligarchy,
 59     IV, IV   |          any one of these classes forms quite a large population;
 60     IV, IV   |           similar differences.~Of forms of democracy first comes
 61     IV, IV   |          what tyranny is to other forms of monarchy. The spirit
 62     IV, VII  |           VII~There are still two forms besides democracy and oligarchy;
 63     IV, VII  |          among the four principal forms of government, which are
 64     IV, VII  |        other. There are these two forms of aristocracy in addition
 65     IV, VIII |          and the really perverted forms are perversions of these,
 66     IV, VIII |          usually applied to those forms of government which incline
 67     IV, VIII |       have shown the existence of forms of states other than monarchy,
 68     IV, X    |      royalty we also spoke of two forms of tyranny, which are both
 69     IV, XI   |       arrive respecting all these forms rests upon the same grounds.
 70     IV, XII  |          so with the intermediate forms. But where the rich and
 71     IV, XII  |        similarly assuming various forms according to the kind of
 72     IV, XIII |   explained why there are various forms of government, and why there
 73     IV, XIII |           and to whom the various forms of government are best suited;
 74     IV, XIV  |         the democratical has many forms. When the deliberative class
 75     IV, XIV  | government.~These are the various forms of the deliberative body;
 76     IV, XIV  |         correspond to the various forms of government. And the government
 77     IV, XV   |           are suited to different forms of government. But what
 78     IV, XV   |           are peculiar to certain forms of government: for example
 79     IV, XV   |           correspond to different forms of government: which are
 80     IV, XVI  |           or by both.~In how many forms law-courts can be established
 81      V, I    |   starting-point that in the many forms of government which have
 82      V, I    |          of inequality. All these forms of government have a kind
 83      V, I    |      characteristics of the other forms of government may be more
 84      V, I    |           there are two principal forms of government, democracy
 85      V, I    |       proof is the fact that such forms of government never last.
 86      V, I    |           safest of the imperfect forms of government.~
 87      V, III  |           democracies as in other forms of government, but not to
 88      V, III  |           government of families. Forms of government also change—
 89      V, VI   |     change, not into the opposite forms of government, but only
 90      V, VI   |           mean to say, from those forms of democracy and oligarchy
 91      V, VIII |        inherent stability in such forms of government, but because
 92      V, IX   |        lost sight of in perverted forms of government; for many
 93      V, X    |           said already respecting forms of constitutional government
 94      V, X    |   democracy in their most extreme forms; it is therefore most injurious
 95      V, X    |         being made up of two evil forms of government, and having
 96      V, X    |         errors of both. These two forms of monarchy are contrary
 97      V, X    |          same in monarchies as in forms of constitutional government;
 98      V, X    |        conspiracies against other forms of government. Monarchs
 99      V, X    |     monarchies as in more popular forms of government. Thus Artapanes
100      V, X    |       tyranny; indeed the extreme forms of both are only tyrannies
101      V, X    |        into existence; where such forms of government arise, they
102      V, XII  |                        XII~Yet no forms of government are so short-lived
103      V, XII  |           revolutions, and change forms of government, even although
104      V, XII  |           although there are many forms of oligarchies and democracies,
105     VI, I    |          are adapted to different forms of government. We have also
106     VI, I    |           democracy and all other forms of government there are
107     VI, I    |           have shown already what forms of democracy are suited
108     VI, I    |         to whom each of the other forms of government is suited.
109     VI, I    |      consider how these and other forms of government are to be
110     VI, VI   |          mistake, so do the worst forms of government require the
111    VII, IV   |   preceded I have discussed other forms of government; in what remains
112    VII, VIII |          kinds of states and many forms of government; for different
113    VII, VIII |       different modes of life and forms of government. We must see
114    VII, XI   |          is suitable to different forms of government varies: thus
115   VIII, IV   |        but they only injure their forms and stunt their growth.