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1     II, V   |          give their slaves the same institutions as their own, but forbid
2     II, VII |        tyrant. Thus we see that the institutions of Phaleas avail only against
3     II, X   |            near Camicus.~The Cretan institutions resemble the Lacedaemonian.
4     II, XI  |            Many of the Carthaginian institutions are excellent The superiority
5     IV, XV  | oligarchical element. But when both institutions exist in a state, the probuli
6      V, VIII|           numerous, many democratic institutions are useful; for example,
7    VII, X   |             infer that in political institutions the same rule holds. Egypt