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for some
men being in distress because of the war put forward a claim to carry out a
re-division of the land of the country). Also if a man is great and
capable of being yet greater, he stirs up faction in order that he may be sole
ruler (as Pausanias who commanded the army through the Persian war
seems to have done at Sparta, and
HannoPerhaps Hanno who fought in
Sicily against the elder
Dionysius circa 4OO B.C. at Carthage).But the actual overthrow of both
constitutional governments and aristocracies is mostly due to a departure from
justice in the actual framework of the constitution. For what starts it in the
case of a constitutional government is that it does not contain a good blend of
democracy and oligarchy; and in the case of an aristocracy it is the lack of a
good blend of those two elements and of virtue, but chiefly of the two elements
(I mean popular government and oligarchy), for both
constit
but not because
owners of much more than the average amount of property think it unjust for
those who do not own any property to have an equal share in the state with those
who do; and in many oligarchies those in office are not allowed to engage in
business, but there are laws preventing it, whereas in Carthage, which has a democratic
government,Apparently this clause also
is an interpolation, or ‘democratic’ is a copyist's
mistake for ‘oligarchic’ or
‘timocratic,’ see 1272b 24 ff. the magistrates go
in for business, and they have not yet had a revolution. And it is also a strange remark
Plat. Rep. 551d
that the oligarchical state is two states, one of rich men and one of
poor men. For what has happened to this state rather than to the Spartan or any
other sort of state where all do not own an equal amount of wealth or where all
are not equally good men? and when nobody has become poorer than he was befor