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 1     II, XII  |     whose affairs they have administered; and of these some have
 2    III, XVIII|  best must be that which is administered by the best, and in which
 3     IV, V    | habits of the people may be administered democratically, and conversely
 4     IV, V    |    to democracy, but may be administered in an oligarchical spirit.
 5     IV, VI   |    power, the government is administered according to law. For the
 6     IV, XIV  |     while other matters are administered by the magistrates, who,
 7     IV, XIV  |   to tyranny, is at present administered. All these modes are democratical.~
 8     IV, XIV  | government of each state is administered according to one or other
 9      V, VIII |    every state should be so administered and so regulated by law
10     VI, V    |     the state may be better administered. A like result may be gained
11     VI, VIII |    and no state can be well administered not having the offices which