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 1     II, VI  |              incomes, both these are oligarchical features. The oligarchical
 2     II, VI  |           oligarchical features. The oligarchical principle prevails also
 3     II, XI  |          they hold office)—these are oligarchical features; their being without
 4     II, XI  |              of the Carthaginians is oligarchical, but they successfully escape
 5     II, XII |          council of Areopagus was an oligarchical element, the elected magistracy,
 6    III, VIII|             the grounds on which the oligarchical and democratical parties
 7    III, IX  |       democracy, and what is justice oligarchical and democratical. For all
 8    III, IX  |              their property, and the oligarchical doctrine would then seem
 9    III, X   |              Nay, that is still more oligarchical, for the number of those
10    III, X   |            itself be democratical or oligarchical, how will that help us out
11    III, XVII|           whether aristocratical, or oligarchical, or again democratical,
12     IV, III |            overpowering modes to the oligarchical forms, and the more relaxed
13     IV, V   |            may be administered in an oligarchical spirit. This most often
14     IV, IX  |       something is borrowed from the oligarchical and something from the democratical
15     IV, IX  |             and the election of them oligarchical; democratical again when
16     IV, IX  |              property qualification, oligarchical when there is. In the aristocratical
17     IV, IX  |       oligarchy, because it has many oligarchical elements. That all offices
18     IV, IX  |              by lot, is one of these oligarchical characteristics; that the
19     IV, XI  |           are either democratical or oligarchical. The reason is that the
20     IV, XII |     government; if he makes his laws oligarchical, to the middle class let
21     IV, XIII|             These are the devices of oligarchical legislators, and in democracies
22     IV, XIII|              might be expected, were oligarchical and royal; their population
23     IV, XIV |              deliberate about all is oligarchical. This again is a mode which,
24     IV, XIV |           government is of necessity oligarchical. Where, again, particular
25     IV, XV  |            few, and are therefore an oligarchical element. But when both institutions
26     IV, XV  |         element, but the probuli are oligarchical. Even the power of the council
27     IV, XV  |              doors? Neither is it an oligarchical office; for the wives of
28     IV, XV  | characteristic of a polity, but more oligarchical than the former method.
29     IV, XV  |          should appoint from some is oligarchical—even (B 2 b) that some should
30     IV, XV  |           occur, it is none the less oligarchical in character), or (B 2 C)
31     IV, XVI |             only who try all causes, oligarchical; the third, in which some
32      V, I   |              may become more or less oligarchical, and a democracy more or
33      V, I   |            single archon was another oligarchical feature. Everywhere inequality
34      V, VI  |              the demagogue. Now, the oligarchical demagogue is of two sorts:
35      V, IX  |              many which appear to be oligarchical are the ruin of oligarchies.
36      V, IX  |        destroy a democracy, and what oligarchical measures save or destroy
37      V, IX  |      oligarchically, if the laws are oligarchical. For there may be a want
38     VI, I   |           that aristocracies have an oligarchical character, and constitutional
39     VI, I   |   deliberative part of the state are oligarchical, and the election to office
40     VI, III |            together, ought, upon the oligarchical principle, to have the sole
41     VI, V   |            the truly democratical or oligarchical measure to be that which
42     VI, VIII|       aristocratical, the probuli an oligarchical, the council a democratical