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 1      I, II |       of men in states, for the administration of justice, which is the
 2    III, I  |        is that he shares in the administration of justice, and in offices.
 3    III, I  |        deliberative or judicial administration of any state is said by
 4    III, XVI|     often made supreme over the administration of a state. A magistracy
 5     IV, IV |        the class engaged in the administration of justice, and that engaged
 6     IV, VI |      their rights, share in the administration. Indeed, when they are paid,
 7     IV, IX | governments, say concerning the administration of justice. In oligarchies
 8      V, I  |      other, they try to get the administration into their own hands. Further,
 9      V, III|    battle of Oenophyta, the bad administration of the democracy led to
10      V, XI |        from the Persians in the administration of their government. There
11    VII, XI |   convenient both for political administration and for war. With a view