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6despecialibuslegibusqupertinentadprceptardecalogi
7bookx
8athenisdidiuiseneca；derteclaudii
9platohasalahiskindlaws；v
10aristotleii7
11solondefourinaseitherinorliquidfruits；thesend；ofthoseanuallabourplutarch；solon
12solonexployntsallthoseofthefourthclass
13theyinsisteduponalargerdivisionofthenqueredlandsplutaranders
14inthese；theportionsorfortunesofenoughttobeverychlited
15thegistratestherehesenatorsforlife
16ly；10§1；2；ordainedthatthesenatorsshouldbeangsttheoldn；totheendthattheyghtnotbenegleakingtheudgesoftheurageofyoungpeople；herenderedtheoldageoftheforrrehonourablethanthestrengthandvigourofthelatter
17eventheareopagusitselftotheircensure
18derepublaced；8
19ayseeintheronhistoryhoeofitsgreatestrruptionaulusfulviusback；andputhiodeathsallust；debellocatil；xxxiv
20inourdaystheveians；anyrespeainrespeinenceoveranyothercitizen
21itvirsinthettablesseedionysiushelicaassus；x
22asinsoaristoe；nothingisreprejudient
23seeinstrabo；xiv；inannertherhodiansbehavedinthisrespect
24alotdelahoussaye；ofthegoventofvenice；partiiitheclaudianlahesenatorstohaveanyshipatseathatheldabovefortybushelslivy；xxi63
25theinforrsthroheirscrollsintoit
26seelivy；xlixaadehisrerkannerabolished
27atathensthelogist；adeallthegistratesaselves
28itissopractisedatvenicealotdelahoussaye；pp30；31
29theindesignofsoaristocraciesseetobelessthesupportofthestatethanoftheiobility
30itistoleratedonlyinthenpeopleseeleg3；ddeetrcatoribus；hisfullofgoodsense
31testantpolit
32barbarisexequiregiuideturtacitus；annals；v32
33irsofcardinalderetz；andotherhistories
34testantpolit
35edifyingletters；llii；p315
36ntinuationofpufendorf；introductiontothehistoryofeurope；inthearticleonsweden；10
37acrdingtosirjohnchardin；thereisnouncilofstateinpersia
38seerianeire；p196
39seenodespartaseealsorianeire
40lleentoftheeastindiapany；ithelaruel；
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iftherehappentobechildren；thekingsucceedsonlytothirdsibid；iii；p1
41seethedifferentnstitutions；especiallythatof1722
42seejustin
43seethebookoflaatebookxiv；below
44laquilletiere；ancientanddesparta；p463
45thesaybesaidofpositionsinregardtofairbankrupts
46thereentdetillthejulianlfrorisonandfronignoniousdivisionoftheirgoodsd；iitit12
47theyseeohavebeentoofondofnfiscationsintherepublifathens
48authentinatoruddebonproscriptseuda
49delarepublique；v3
50utessephoebiduljaadentisseneca；troas；vi1
51lleentoftheeastindiapany；i；p80
52laws；xii
53leg6；§2；digadlegjulrepet
54nuscula
55plato；inhisrepubliarksoftherruptionofarepublicinhislatobepunishedbyafine；atvenicetheyarepunishedent
56viadeus
57soployntsyrades；”saidacenturion；”thatyoushouldlookuponeverypostashonourableinunityofdefendingtherepublic”livy；dec5；xlii；34
58neieriudoptisnobiliuransferretur；senatuilitiavetuitgallienus；etiadireexercituaureliusvictor；decsaribus
59augustusdeprivedthesenators；pronsuls；andgoveorsoftheprivilegeofsdio；xxxiii
60nstantineseezozis；ii
61aianusr；etbellarecturo
62republic；viii
63entsaregivenaway
bookvinsequenentspliinallaofjudgnts；andtheinflients
1ofthesilionaritofsogreatasilionarustgivetheirdeustbepreservedandleaed；thatayjudgeinthesannertodayasyesterday；andthatthelivesandpropertyofthecitizensybeascertainandfixedastheverynstitutionofthestate
innarportanceoftheinterestsonines
ustnot；therefore；besurprisedtofindsonyrules；restritokeofreasonitselfanart
thedifferenonarentsisfrequentlyattendedentyaugntthenuerofthesedistinongusgoodsaredividedintorealestates；purovablesofdifferentkinds；estatesheldinfeesile；orintail；austneedsdinishthesilicityofthelaws
inourgoventsthefiefshavebeehereditaryitightbealusthavebeenproduaybeallooregeneroussubsistence
thenareasures；andgovebyarigidandinflexibleinionsproducesthesaeffect；inshort；everythingbendsunderhisfeet
inproportionasthedeultipliedinnaretisesill；defended；or；infine；byreasonofaninfinitenuerofabuses；toanregulationsareliablethisisanee；asntraryeventothespiritofderategoventsforefrohenatureofthenstitution；andnotfrohentradictionoruncertaintyofthelaw
ingoventsustlikeinishesthesilicity；andcreatesathousandexceptions
oneoftheprivilegesleastburdensotosoesaquestionbeforeweshallplead
fardifferentistheentsinthoseuntriesiagistratetojudgeasthelandsbelongtotheprinselfinsountriesrenderallsortsofrultitudeofslaves；itfollooralaasters；andnotbythegistrates
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iforgottoobservethatasportanakentionofcivillaws1
alloberofladiatelydisvered
2ofthesiliinallaentsinisteredostignorantofallnationsshouldbethestankindtoknow
ifihesetforofjustierous：butifintherelationtheybeartothelibertyandsecurityofeveryindividual；toofehatthetrouble；expense；delays；andeventheverydangersofourjudiciaryproceedings；arethepricethateachsubjectpaysforhisliberty
inturkey；ethodofdeteingthesatterofindiffereninedthepasha；afteraquickhearing；ordersabouttheirbusiness
hereitind；andasteadinessinpursuingonespointallthisshouldbeavoidedinagoventent；andinanoughttoknoagistratestnothearhisnantioned；andthathissecuritydependsentirelyonhisbeingreducedtoakindofannihilation
butinderategovents；eanestsubjeanisstrippedofhishonourorpropertyuntilafteralonginquiry；andnonisbereftoflifetillhisveryuntryhasattaeansofkinghisdefence
hendiatelythinksofreduoreaffectedinded
inrepublialitiesatleastareneentstheyincreaseinproportiontothevalueonthehonour；fortune；liberty；andlifeofthesubject
inrepublients；nareallequal；equaltheyarealsoindespotients：intheforr；becausetheyareeverything；inthelatter；becausetheyarenothing
3inentsandinineaannerofjudgingbeessettledandfixed；henennerastheephori；buttheinnvenienceofthisproceedinginatelaws
indespotientstherearenolaselfishisoonar；ightbeexplainedtotheprejudiceofeverycitizen；incasesheirhonour；property；orlifeisnceed
atrothejudgeshadnoretodothantodeentaybeseenindiverslaentinflictedbythelahisheneedsonlytoopenhiseyes
4ofthennerofpass