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shouldentofrit；adebytheatheniansandrons；tributetohazard
edtherightofraisingplebeianstopubliffionpeoplepetitionedforeloyntshertheirsecurityortheirglory
asstinistration；areininistrationtheelves
thepublietisstheyovertuallbeforetheandsotishahundredthousandfeettheycreeplikeinsects
inapopularstatetheinhabitantsaredividedintoakingthisdivisionthatgreatlegislatorshavesignalisedtheelves；anditisonthisthedurationandprosperityofdecracyhaveeverdepended
serviustulliusfolloannerhelodgedtherightofsuffrageinthehandsoftheprineinto193iddlingerous；inthenext；heflungtheindigentltitudeintothelast；andaseachcenturyhadbutonevote7itbersthatdecidedtheelection
solondividedthepeopleofathensintofoureaagistratesheorderedtobechosenonlyoutofthefirstthree；nsistingofpersonsofeasyfortunes9
asthedivisionofthoseentallaannerofgivingthissuffrageisanotherfundantal
thesuffragebylotisnaturaltodecracy；asthatbychoiceistoaristocracy10
thesuffragebylotisathodofeleateseachcitizenhthepleasinghopeofservinghisuntry
yetasthisthodisinitselfdefeostenentlegislatorstoregulateandandit
solondealailitaryeloyntsshouldbenferredbychoice；butthatsenatorsandjudgesshouldbeelectedbylot
thesalegislatorordainedthatcivilgistracies；attendedhgreatexpense；shouldbegivenbychoice；andtheothersbylot
inorder；hoendthesuffragebylot；hedearulethatnonebutthoseselvesshouldbeeleinedbyjudges11andthateveryoneshouldhavearighttoaagistraentinregardtotheiduusthavebeenextrelybackestobedra
thelainesthennerofgivingsuffrageislikeentalinadeeiortancesecrettoythoughtsnceingthissubject
thepeoplessuffragesoughtdoubtlesstobepublientallaoanrepublic；allocracythesenate17asthebusinessisthenonlytopreventintrigues；thesuffragescannotbetoosecret
intriguinginasenateisdangerous；itisdangerousalsoinabodyofnobles；butnotsoangthepeople；ent；aschinfladonacuntofanactorasevertheyuldbefortheisfortuneofarep
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第13节
ublientandeverythingbelongingtoit；theyquietlyfortheirhire
itislikeentallaoetrialofalaeandathenseperpetualtilltheyifiedbythensentofthepeople
3ofthelaepoberofpersonstheseareinvestedboth；thesaasthesubjeonarchyinregardtothesovereign
theydonotvoteherebylot；forthisentostrtifyingdistinagistrate
erous；therestbeasenatetoregulatetheaffairsaybesaidthatthearistoeasureinthesenate；thedecracyinthebodyofthenobles；andthepeopleareacipher
iteasure；uldberaisedfroheirstateofannihilationthusatgenoa；thebankofstgeorgebeingadnisteredbythepeople19givestheent；heiryisderived
thesenatorsoughtbynoanstohavetherightofnangtheiroeers；forthise；eersinatedbythecensors20
inarepubliethingrethannarentchecksthenarch：butinarepublic；uchgreater；becausethelait
thereisanexediateneedofagistrateinvestedeidablegistrates；esitthatthesegistraainsofheraristoaintainheraristoidate；andnottopunish；theltitudeitepartiitedauthority；asheesuddenergenanentgistraesybesetonfoot；ntinued；suspended；andresud；thattheaitionofasinglepersonbeesthatofafaly；andtheaitionofonefalythatofnytheyhaveoagistraedyknoes；erusedratheaesthatwereopenlyavowed
inallgistraostlegislatorshavefixedtoayear；alongerspaentevenofhisdostionth；theotheroffiidablepoighteasilyrruptsuchpettyandinsignificantgistrates
thebestaristoethodthebestaristoastoexcludeveryfeoneofanyrankosiderationinthecity
aristouselvesinappearanooreisitierfect
butthestierfeand；asthearistocracyofpoland；hepeasantsareslavestothenobility
4oftherelationoflaenttheinterdiate；subordinate；anddependentpoonarent；ianofthatinentallaediate；subordinate；anddependentpoonarentaryandcapriciousentallaw
thestnatural；interdiate；andsubordinatepoeasureseetobeessentialtoanarchy；ental
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第14节
xis：nonaronarch；butthereybeadespoticprince
thereareneuntriesineuropetosuppressthejurisdionarchy；andyouent
theurtsofansiderablekingdoneuropehave；foyages；beenstrikingatthepatrinialjurisdiifroeingprejudiitstiierialhavebeenprescribedtohisauthority
thoughtheeonaritiestohunnature；theveryevilthatrestrainsitisbeneficialtothesubject
inthesannerastheoallestobstacles；andsuffertheiaturalpridetobesubduedbysupplicationandprayer
theenglish；tofavourtheirliberty；haveabolishedalltheinterdiatepoonarchyposedtheyhaveagreatdealofreasontobejealousofthisliberty；ostservilenationsuponearth
laonarunitiesheonarchybyhischiricalreiursents；andseedasifheeventhenstitution
itisnotenoughtohaveinterdiatepoonarent；requirethatthereshouldbeabodyinvestedontaryentallaanentnourous；neitherhasitasuffirightindiffitoproperobedience
despotients；entallausakindofpeentdepositary；andifthisayofthecustothatarerespectedinsteadoflaws
5ofthelaentfrohenatureofdespotianhissensesntinuallyinforhathehielfiseverythingandthathissubjeanagentofpubliany；thereongtheeatoresignittoavizir；26andtoinvesthiposelftheentallaent
itisrelatedofapopethathehadstartedaninfinitenuerofdiffiathoroughnviaybesaidoftheprinostbrutalpassions；pursuing；inthedstofaprostitutedurt；everyatterssoeasy
thereextensivetheeire；thelargertheseraglio；andnsequentlytherevoluptuoustheprinent；thereiortanthisaffairs；thelesshekesthehesubjectofhisdeliberations
1parearistotle；politics；vi2
2declations；17；18
3seethensiderationsontheans；9
4pp691；693；edhel；1596
5bki
6bkiv；art15etseq
7seeinthensiderationsontheans；9；hohisspiritofserviustulliusherepublic
8dionysiushaliofisocrates；ii；p97；ed130
9seearistotlespolitics；ii12
10ibid；iv9
11seetheorationofdesthenes；defalsalegat；andtheorationagainsttirchus
12theyusedeventodraedthepersonosucceed；incasethefirstw
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第15节
asrejected
13deleg；i；iii
14theyarkedhana；forantique；oriforbidit；andtheotherhanuandanr；forutirogas；orbeitasyoudesire
15atathensthepeopleusedtoliftuptheirhands
16asatvenice
17thethirtytyrantsatathensorderedthesuffragesoftheareopagitestobepublianagethestheypleasedlysias；oratntraagorat8
18seedionysiushalicaassus；iv；ix
19seeaddison；travelstoitaly；p16
20theyedatfirstbythensuls
21thisiseseensiderationsontheans；14；16
22touefort；voyages
23atluccathe