The Author
This person, who lived and wrote in France in the mid-1700's, is regarded as one of the greatest philosophers in history.
Grotius
This person is one of several earlier writers on the philosophy of politics and government referred to in this book.
Hobbes, Caligula, Aristotle, Plato
These people include a European philosopher, a despotic Roman emperor, and Ancient Greek philosophers whose theories are developed or argued with by the author.
Servius
In Book 4, Chapter 4 this person--an administrator who devised and implemented the socio-political divisions within the ancient city of Rome that enabled it to function efficiently, is described.
The Citizen
This person is a freethinking, free-functioning individual inhabitant of a community.
The People
These are individuals who comprise the general population of a community.
The Legislator
This is a person who writes and defines necessary laws.
The Magistrate
This is the person who is responsible...
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