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 1    III, I   |       those which are faulty or perverted are necessarily posterior
 2    III, VI  |    rulers are all defective and perverted forms, for they are despotic,
 3    III, XI  |   necessity have just laws, and perverted forms of government will
 4    III, XIII|         as false; for, although perverted forms with a view to their
 5    III, XIII| purposes. It is true that under perverted forms of government, and
 6    III, XV  |         judgment is necessarily perverted; but it is hardly to be
 7    III, XVII|        tyranny, or to any other perverted form of government; for
 8     IV, VIII|     perversions, and the really perverted forms are perversions of
 9      V, IX  |         day is lost sight of in perverted forms of government; for
10   VIII, VII |          for as their minds are perverted from the natural state,
11   VIII, VII |     natural state, so there are perverted modes and highly strung