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1 4 |  Although man, when excited by a certain arrogance and contumacy,
2 4 |       the midst of states, it is certain that men have used every
3 6 |     placed over the State may in certain cases be chosen by the will
4 11|          of families preserves a certain impressed image and form
5 13|    rulers of a State, if it be a certain communication of divine
6 13|          solid one received by a certain divine gift and benefaction.
7 17|       rulers, because these in a certain sort bring before them the
8 21|        princedom, the image of a certain sacred majesty would presnt
9 24| governments. They are right to a certain extent, but yet should seriously