monarchy
 noun
 monarquía
EN Secondly, because the political circumstances of their times were advantageous, and liberated them from the suspicious caution which cramped the natural movements of a Roman mind on the first establishment of the monarchy.
GL Segundo, porque as circunstancias políticas dos seus tempos eran vantaxosas, e os liberaban da caución sospeitosa que agarrotaba os movementos naturais da mente romana no primeiro establecemento da monarquía.
 Fonte: LET (468)
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