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 1     II, V   |          denouncing the evils now existing in states, suits about contracts,
 2     II, VI  |      finds this to be the case in existing states. But greater care
 3     II, VI  |         of this subject, which in existing states is so common, is
 4     II, VI  |           is a combination of all existing forms, and they praise the
 5     II, VII |          nearer to established or existing ones than either of Plato’
 6     II, VIII|   distinguish accordingly. To the existing law he objected that it
 7     II, IX  |      popular institution, but the existing manner of regulating them
 8     II, X   |     constitution which they found existing among the inhabitants. Even
 9     II, XII | constitution was changed into the existing democracy. Ephialtes and
10    III, XVI |         make any amendment of the existing laws which experience suggests.
11     IV, I   |          men, starting from their existing constitutions, will be both
12     IV, I   |       remedies for the defects of existing constitutions, as has been
13      V, I   |        men seek to change from an existing form into some other, for
14     VI, I   |  democracy, or only to remodel an existing one. Founders of states
15    VII, X   |        and a regular constitution existing from time immemorial. We
16   VIII, II  |         or with moral virtue. The existing practice is perplexing;