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 1     II, V   |      submit, unless indeed the governing class adopt the ingenious
 2    III, VIII| democracies, the number of the governing body, whether the greater
 3    III, XIII|        by differences in their governing bodies-one of them has a
 4    III, XIII|   citizen is one who shares in governing and being governed. He differs
 5     IV, I   |   determines what is to be the governing body, and what is the end
 6     IV, V   |       and the vacancies in the governing body are fired by co-optation.
 7     IV, VI  |        oligarchy, in which the governing class keep the offices in
 8     IV, XIII|      Malians, for example, the governing body consisted of the latter,
 9      V, VI  |     which commence outside the governing class may be further subdivided.
10      V, VI  |      is to say, when the whole governing body is small and yet they
11      V, VI  |      offices. Thus at Elis the governing body was a small senate;
12      V, VIII|    unenfranchised and with the governing classes, not maltreating
13      V, VIII|    among equals. Hence, if the governing class are numerous, many
14      V, VIII|      or only to members of the governing class.~
15     VI, VI  |        as will make the entire governing body stronger than those
16     VI, VII |      to be in the hands of the governing body, should have expensive
17    VII, XIV |      should take their turn of governing and being governed. Equality