Discourses on Government, Volumen3

absurd according act of Parliament Agathocles alledged amongst ancestors ancient Aristotle Bracton brought Cæsar Caligula called Cassivellaunus chuse command common conferred confess consent contrary corrupt crown decemviri depend deserve destroyed Domitian dukes endeavour enemies England estates esteemed evil father fear Filmer force France fraud give given head Henry honour Hugh Capet Jeroboam judges judgment Julius Cæsar justice justly king king of France king's kingdom land liberty live lord magistracy magistrate manner matters means Medes ment minister mischief monarchy nation nature Nero never nobility oath obedience obey obliged Parliament perform person places pleased preserve pretend princes proved proximity of blood punishment reason receive Rehoboam reign restrained rightly Romans Saxons says shew soever sovereign Spain suffer Tacitus thing thought tion tyrant unless usurpation virtue whilst William the Norman wisdom wise words worst