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1     II, XI |     which the constitution of Carthage is comprehended; for the
2    III, I  | similar principle prevails at Carthage; there certain magistrates
3     IV, VII|    virtue, and numbers, as at Carthage, that is aristocracy; and
4      V, VII| Persian War, or like Hanno at Carthage.~Constitutional governments
5      V, XII|       into aristocracy, as at Carthage, and the tyranny of Charilaus
6      V, XII| making money in trade. But at Carthage, which is a democracy. there
7    VII, II |    the warlike virtues, as at Carthage, where we are told that