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 1    III, VII |    they are determined the perversions of them will at once be
 2    III, VII |   few, or of the many, are perversions. For the members of a state,
 3    III, VII | above-mentioned forms, the perversions are as follows: of royalty,
 4    III, XIII|    of these principles are perversions. All men have a claim in
 5     IV, II  |    and three corresponding perversions—tyranny, oligarchy, and
 6     IV, II  | obvious which of the three perversions is the worst, and which
 7     IV, III |    to regard the others as perversions, whether of the most perfectly
 8     IV, VIII|    they are reckoned among perversions, and the really perverted
 9     IV, VIII| really perverted forms are perversions of these, as I said in the
10      V, X   | government, and having the perversions and errors of both. These