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 1    III, XIV|      such royalties some are hereditary and others elective.~(2)
 2    III, XIV|   But this is both legal and hereditary. For barbarians, being more
 3    III, XIV|     overthrown, for they are hereditary and legal. Wherefore also
 4    III, XIV| differs from it in not being hereditary. Sometimes the office was
 5    III, XIV|   the heroic times—which was hereditary and legal, and was exercised
 6    III, XIV|   the barbarians, which is a hereditary despotic government in accordance
 7    III, XIV|    is in fact a generalship, hereditary and perpetual. These four
 8     IV, V  |      a fourth form, likewise hereditary, in which the magistrates
 9      V, X  | overstep the limits of their hereditary power and become despots.
10      V, X  |   thought to be a tyrant. In hereditary monarchies a further cause