(a) Satraps; to be counterpoised by (b) military governors in the citadels, and (c) visitors living at court, but possessed of lands in the provinces.

The object is, no doubt, to create a common interest between the nobles and the king which will keep the satrap in counterpoise.
C6.11.The Oriental feeling again.
C6.12, fin.

One of the nicest (monarchical) remarks ever uttered.
C6.13.Marked Greek Testament parallel S.Joan.13, 13.

Surely the evangelist had read this at school: I mean, the Greek scribe who Hellenised the evangel.
C6.23.Free trade or favoured-nation principle and commercial treaty.
C7.10.

Prototype: Socrates and his sons.