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 1     II, X |            willing are also able to attack her. But, as I have already
 2      V, IV|             other would not risk an attack upon them. And, for this
 3      V, X | constitutional government; subjects attack their sovereigns out of
 4      V, X |          Aristogeiton joined in the attack for the sake of Harmodius.
 5      V, X |        their subjects. Such was the attack of Crataeas upon Archelaus;
 6      V, X |           the assassins and led the attack; he was enraged because
 7      V, X |             a tyrant will sometimes attack him out of contempt; for
 8      V, X |             Thus generals of armies attack monarchs; as, for example,
 9      V, X |    government will have the will to attack them is clear; for the two
10      V, X |         motives which induce men to attack tyrannies—hatred and contempt.
11      V, X |         more impetuous in making an attack, for they do not follow
12      V, XI|         city will be less likely to attack his power; and a tyrant,
13    VII, VI|             if they are not able to attack by sea and land at once,