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1     IV, XIV |         some states who are termed probuli and guardians of the law;
2     IV, XV  |    government: for example that of probuli, which is not a democratic
3     IV, XV  |           oligarchy: or rather the probuli must always be few, and
4     IV, XV  | institutions exist in a state, the probuli are a check on the council;
5     IV, XV  |        democratic element, but the probuli are oligarchical. Even the
6     VI, VIII|            places they are called "probuli," because they hold previous
7     VI, VIII|       states—guardians of the law, probuli, councillors—of these, the
8     VI, VIII|         are an aristocratical, the probuli an oligarchical, the council