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 1      I, II  |         colonies of the family the kingly form of government prevailed
 2     II, X   |       Cretans the council. And the kingly office once existed in Crete,
 3    III, XIV |    likewise committed to them. The kingly office is in truth a kind
 4    III, XIV |           their subjects, they are kingly.~(4) There is a fourth species
 5    III, XIV |       There is a fourth species of kingly rule—that of the heroic
 6    III, XIV |           There is a fifth form of kingly rule in which one has the
 7    III, XIV |        household management is the kingly rule of a house, so kingly
 8    III, XIV |         kingly rule of a house, so kingly rule is the household management
 9    III, XV  |    principle to be maintained that kingly power is the best thing
10    III, XVII|            of a master, another to kingly rule, another to constitutional
11    III, XVII|      political rule are fitted for kingly government; and a people
12     IV, II  |        them into three true forms: kingly rule, aristocracy, and constitutional
13     IV, II  |       oligarchy, and democracy. Of kingly rule and of aristocracy,
14     IV, II  |            in what aristocracy and kingly rule differ from one another,
15     IV, XIII|         after the overthrow of the kingly power, grew up out of the
16      V, X   | distributed among several persons. Kingly rule is little affected
17      V, XI  |         This is the reason why the kingly office has lasted so long
18      V, XI  |           a more lasting basis the kingly office, which was thus made
19      V, XI  |          as one mode of destroying kingly power is to make the office