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 1     II, IX  |      not in accordance with the spirit of the constitution—they
 2    III, XIII|       other nations, when their spirit has been stirred by the
 3     IV, IV  |    other forms of monarchy. The spirit of both is the same, and
 4     IV, V   | administered in an oligarchical spirit. This most often happens
 5     IV, XIII|     they legislate in a similar spirit. For the poor are not obliged
 6      V, III |        at once acquire a common spirit; for a state is not the
 7      V, VI  |       just, but executed in the spirit of party, at Heraclea upon
 8      V, VIII|   jealously maintained than the spirit of obedience to law, more
 9      V, VIII|       their fellow citizen in a spirit of equality. The equality
10      V, VIII|       in them from catching the spirit of contention. No ordinary
11      V, IX  |      habit and education in the spirit of the constitution, if
12      V, IX  |       have been educated in the spirit of the constitution is not
13      V, XI  |        must put to death men of spirit; he must not allow common
14      V, XI  |  associate with him in a humble spirit, which is a work of flattery.~
15      V, XI  |          but no man who has the spirit of a freeman in him will
16      V, XI  |     should not be a man of bold spirit; for such dispositions are
17     VI, V   | administering the state in this spirit the Carthaginians retain
18    VII, VII |       and in Europe are full of spirit, but wanting in intelligence
19    VII, VII |         but they are wanting in spirit, and therefore they are
20    VII, VII |         us to love; notably the spirit within us is more stirred
21    VII, VII |       with any one; and a lofty spirit is not fierce by nature,
22    VII, X   |   spirited, for if they have no spirit they will be better suited
23    VII, XIV |        virtues, but in a vulgar spirit have fallen back on those