nthatasafalyeloyntotiveofvirtue;itfixeslikerepeentsuidasveryjustlyobservesthatanastasiushadploynts
plato62arinerorpilotofashipforhisneyisitpossiblethatthisruleshouldbebadineveryothereloyntoflife;andholdgoodonlyintheadnistrationofarepublielyent
5thquestionthefifthquestionisinentyansentisvirtueustnotigihatissions;bynegleples;andbytheseedsofrruption:;oughttofallundertheinquiryandrrectionofthecensors
entoftheareopagiteforkillingasparrosurprisedinalsentenentnanners
innarerarefoundedonhonour;andthenatureofhonouristohavetheanhisarticleissubjecttothereproachesevenofthosewhoarevoidofhonour
heretheonarchy;therruptionrather
henentstheexaleofthisrule;butheurseofthisheparticularreasonsofthatinstitution
1plutarch;solon
2ibid
3philolausofrinthdealaberoftheportionsoflandandthatofinheritancesshouldbealearistotle;politics;ii7;12
4laws;xi
5eliusnepos;prefaesthusabrahaaysofsarah;”sheissister;fathersdaughter;butnotthers”thesareasonsoelaongdifferentnations
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
4ofthennerofpassingjudgnthenentinnarethodofarbitration;theydeliberatetogether;theyniity;theyderatetheiropinions;inordertorendertheforbletothoseofothers:andthelesseuerareobligedtogiveajoritybutthisisnotagreeabletothenatureofarepublie”;3thisbeingethodsofarbitrationareabovetheirreandthentheyhaveonlytoseen;toaent
theronsintrodusofapleofthegreeks;andestablishedarulethateachcauseshouldbedirectedbyitsproperactionthisannerofjudging;itighthaveitalheireyesotherhisstateofthequestioninuallychange;andbenolongerdistinguished
henpledend;akinganyaddition;deduitationbuttheprtorsdevisedotherforofaonarchyhenceitisasayingangthefrenchlahatinfrance5allactionsareexbonafide
5inentsthesovereignybejudgechiavel6attributesthelossofthelibertyofflorencetothepeoplesnotjudginginabodyincasesofhightreasonagai
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nsttheelves;asaryatroforthispurposetheyhadeightjudges:”butthefeaxifthisgreatnbutasinthoseeasureovertheuchaspossibleforthesecurityofindividuals
selves7beforesentencenedshouldbesacred;topreventtheirbeingnfiscatedtothepeopleitationsthattothejudicatorypohepeople
solonkneightkeoftheirpoinaljudgntsheordainedthattheurtofareopagusshouldreexaheaffair;thatiftheybelievedthepartyaunjustlyndeed10theyshouldpreventtheexeaketheejudgetheproceedinganadrablelaagistracyostrevered;andeventotheirown
inaffairsofthiskinditisaledelays;espeaygroandgivetheirjudgntolly
indespotients;theprineansediateposofjudgntinds;andpalenessspreaditselfovereveryuntenanoreextendedisthepoonarch
onartobepunishedoracquittednoselftosituponthetrial;hehjudgeandparty
inthisgoventtheprininingcrinalcauses;hehjudgeandparty
further;bythisthodheselfofthestgloriousattributeofsovereignty;naly;thatofgrantingpardon;11forittokeandunkehisdecisions;surelyheself
besides;thispossibletotellanted;orreceivedhispardon
louisxiiibeingdesiroustositinjudgntuponthetrialofthedukedelavalette;12sentforsoersoftheparliantandoftheprivyunatter;upontheirbeingorderedbythekingtogivetheiropinionnajestyatthebarapersonovedeenttosee;ntrarytotheexaleofpastagesakingoffranningagentlentodeath”13
again;sentenaneerorsadastositasjudgestheelves;thensequencehatnoreignseversosurprisedthehoppressionandinjustice
”selfthedeteationoflaagistrates;gaveoannerofrapine”butnero;uponingtotheeireafterindsofthepeoplebydeclaring”thatheselfinprivatecauses;thatthepartiesghtnotbeexposeden”15
”underthereignofarus;16”asofselvesoneveryside;andinfestedtheurtuponapersonsdeuannothinguldberedesirablethandeath”
”forrly;”sayspropius18”thereusedtobeveryfeinisteringjustiperorsurt
thelaheseesptthefunpostors;istodeceivehi
6thatinnarinistersoftheprinnyarethereflectionsthatherearise;butthissingleoneypurpose
thereisintheverynatureofthingsakindofntrastbetposedofafeanythereasonis;intheforr;thingsshouldbeundertakenandnduenakeittheirsolebusinessonthentrary;inurtsofjudieasure;toallnnerofaffairs
7ofasinglegistrateagistracyofthiskind
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entanhistoryhoagistrateyabusehisponalllavirhehadsuboedantoreentadeofittothepresentcase20
8ofaentsatro21ititedzealforthepubliaxiofinforrsinalsnationghtbeagreeabletotheprince;thisent;22butluckilyrangerstoitinouruntry
irablelaely;thatbyesinhisnhenersisathingunknoentionhisauthor
byplatoslaortoassistthegistratesareliabletopunishntthisbesoproperinourdaysthepublicprosecutorchesforthesafetyofthecitizens;heproceedsinhisofficeheyenjoytheirquietandease
9oftheseverityofpunishntsindifferentgoventstheseverityofpunishntsisfitterfordespotients;onarchyorarepublic;ue
inderategovents;theloveofonesuntry;sha;andthefearofblaarerestrainingtives;ultitudeofcrisherethegreatestpunishntofabadactionisnvictionthecivillauchforceandseverity
inthosestatesagoodlegislatorislessbentuponpunishingthanpreventingoralsthantoinflictpenalties
itisanstantrerkoftheorethepenallapire;thenearertheydreentsentedinproportionasthepublicralsed
itattertoprovethatinall;oralstall;thegoventsofeurope;penaltieshaveininishedinproportionasthosegoventsfav
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