Comparative Politics Six Lectures Read Before the Royal Institution in January

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Congreve. The good King is to do this and that for the public good, Trpos 8e TOUS oAAov? /focriAeas, ef rives otpa etev, d/uAAao'&JU ircpl r^s aperies. The difference between this writer and one so much later as John Lydus is the difference between a Greek rhetorician speaking in a loose way of things as he practically found them, and a Roman lawyer, Who happened to write in Greek, but who still dealt with the legal and historical side of things from a purely Roman point of view.
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(51) Page 104. The word regnum is applied to the imperial rule, even by Tacitus, though it would seem always with some- what of sarcasm. Thus in the Annals (xii. 66) Locusta is said to have been " diu inter instrumenta regni habita, " and again (xiii. 14) it is said of Pallas that "velut arbitrum regni agebat.


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