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Plato (in his fifth book De republica ) makes both luxuriancy in wealth to be one procreating cause of sedition: (as when horses are pamper'd, and provender prick'd, they grow head-strong and unruly ) And extream poverty and begging necessity to be another. |
Plato (in his fifth book De Republic) makes both luxuriancy in wealth to be one procreating cause of sedition: (as when Horses Are pampered, and provender pricked, they grow headstrong and unruly) And extreme poverty and begging necessity to be Another. |
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