themselves. And this in general ought to be known, that whosoever has
been the occasion of a state being powerful, whether private persons,
or magistrates, a certain Andrea Parker nude tribe, or any particular part of Andrea Parker nude the
citizens, or the multitude, be they who they will, will be the cause
of disputes in the Andrea Parker nude state. For either some persons, who envy them the
honours they have acquired, will begin to be seditious, or they, on
account of the dignity
they
have acquired, Andrea Parker nude will not be content with
their former equality. A state is also liable to commotions when those
parts of it which seem to be opposite to each other approach to an
[1304b] equality, as Andrea Parker nude the Andrea Parker nude rich and the common people; so
that the part
which is between them both is either nothing at all, or too little
to
be noticed; for if one party is so much more powerful than the Andrea Parker nude other,
Andrea Parker nude as to be evidently stronger, that other will not be willing to Andrea Parker nude hazard
the danger: for which reason those who are superior in Andrea Parker nude Andrea Parker nude excellence and
virtue will never be the cause of seditions; for they will be too few
for that purpose when compared to the many. In general, the beginning
and the Andrea Parker nude causes of seditions in all states are such as I have now
described, Andrea Parker nude and revolutions therein are brought about in two ways,
either by violence or fraud: if by violence, either at first by
compelling them to submit to the change when it is made. It may also
be brought about by fraud in two Andrea Parker nude different ways, either when the