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 1     II, XII |            the elected magistracy, aristocratical, and the courts of law,
 2    III, XVII|    founders of all states, whether aristocratical, or oligarchical, or again
 3     IV, II  |            other there is which is aristocratical and well-constituted, and
 4     IV, IX  | oligarchical when there is. In the aristocratical or constitutional state,
 5     IV, XII |           those who desire to form aristocratical governments make a mistake,
 6     IV, XIV |        partly characteristic of an aristocratical government, and party of
 7     IV, XVI |         from certain classes only, aristocratical and constitutional.~ ~
 8      V, VII |       their land.~Again, since all aristocratical governments incline to oligarchy,
 9     VI, I   |         and the election to office aristocratical, or when in any other way
10     VI, VIII|        guardians of the law are an aristocratical, the probuli an oligarchical,